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Lori A Schrodt1, Rachel A Sledge2, Colleen Hergott3
1Department of Physical Therapy, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC.
Abstract:
Incorporating evidence-based community programs into clinical care recommendations and goals may help bridge the clinic-to-community transition for older adults. Engagement in evidence-based programs can help older adults manage chronic conditions and reduce fall risk through behavior change and self-management following a clinical episode of care. This paper describes evidence-based fall prevention and physical activity programs, provides resources to locate programs, and strategies to match older adults to the right programs.
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