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The use of a multifactorial falls risk assessment and management plan reduces the risk of falling and the monthly fall rate of
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Document Date: 2012-03-05 20:25:15

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Morton / Chichester / Toronto / /

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Medline / Case / John Wiley & Sons Ltd / /

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Canada / United Kingdom / /

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Cochrane Library / University of Western Sydney Date / /

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assistive devices / Search terms / search strategy / /

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dysfunction / fall injuries / injuries / /

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occupational therapy / self management / /

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Multifactorial fall / Multifactorial falls / Management/Falls / Falls Databases / /

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National Health and Medical Research Council / American Geriatric Society / American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons / American Geriatrics Society / Registered Nurses Association of Ontario / American Physical Therapy Association / Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine / Yale / British Geriatrics Society / Centre for Evidence Based Medicine / University of Western Sydney / Registered Nurses Association / /

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Ann Intern / Lauren Costelloe / /

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investigator / lecturer / /

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South Carolina / Ontario / /

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British Medical Journal / American Journal of Epidemiology / /

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Geriatrics / CAT / /

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