Expanding Reach and Scalability of Evidence-Based Fall Prevention Programs (ERASE FALLS)
2024
Expanding Reach and Scalability of Evidence-Based Fall Prevention Programs
Sample size: 5060
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Author Information
Author(s): Pappa Sara
Primary Institution: Marymount University
Conclusion
The program successfully reached over 5,000 individuals and trained more than 500 leaders in fall prevention initiatives.
Supporting Evidence
- From 2016 to 2021, the programs reached 5,060 individuals across 75+ sites.
- Over 500 lay leaders were trained in evidence-based fall prevention programs.
- The initiative adapted to remote delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Takeaway
This study shows that programs to prevent falls can help a lot of older people stay safe and active, even during tough times like the pandemic.
Methodology
The program involved community partnerships and training for fall prevention leaders, with adaptations for remote delivery.
Participant Demographics
The region served is diverse, with over 250,000 older adults.
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