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This module aims to provide you with standard principles and best practice guidelines in relation to falls and fracture prevention, including definitions of falls, prevention, and management of falls.

Module 1
Introduction: What Are Falls and Who is at Risk?
Module 2
Causes of Falls
Module 3
Assessing a Patient After They Have Fallen
Module 4
Consequences of Falls
Module 5
Falls Prevention Strategies
Module 6
Providing Care for People Who Have Had a Fall
Module 7
Falls Documentation
Module 8
Reporting a Fall
Module 9
Summary
Module 10
References
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Risk factors include poor balance, muscle weakness, medication effects, vision problems and environmental hazards. UK falls prevention training covers assessment and risk reduction.
A falls risk assessment helps identify factors that may contribute to falling and supports personalised prevention strategies. UK healthcare training covers assessment after a fall.
Prevention may include strength and balance exercises, medication review, safer environments and appropriate mobility support. UK falls prevention training covers evidence-based strategies.
Assess the person for injury, provide appropriate care, report the incident and document findings. UK falls management training covers post-fall assessment and incident reporting.
Accurate records support continuity of care, incident reporting and identification of repeat fall risks. UK clinical training covers record keeping and falls prevention planning.