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Feasibility of a self-reported digital fall risk assessment compared with the traditional functional balance and gait assessments performed during student led balance …

Nupur Hajela et al., 2022

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6627623550782807486
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Nupur Hajela P
Peggy R
Sheryl Flynn P
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International Journal of Physiotherapy Research

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Background: One in four older adults in the age range 65 and above, report falls in the US each year. Some falls cause injuries or even deaths and can pose a significant economic burden on society. This pilot study compares two different methods of measuring fall risk in …
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