PPT Falls and Mobility Problems in Older Adults PowerPoint Presentation ID9681836
A Ahmed Mshari Medical doctor at Ministry of health iraq Health & Medicine Injurious falls is a true geriatric syndrome and serious clinical problems facing older adults. Falls result in significant morbidity and mortality and an increased rate of nursing home placement. Falls in Elderly People.pptx 1 of 24 Save slide Save slide Recommended
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Articles A Descriptive Analysis of Location of Older Adult Falls that Resulted in Emergency Department Visits in the U.S., 2015 ( American Journal of Lifestyle Living, August 2020) Trends in Nonfatal Falls and Fall-related Injuries Among Adults Aged ≥65 Years—U.S., 2012-2018 ( MMWR, July 2020)
PPT Falls prevention in the elderly PowerPoint Presentation, free download ID679717
Slide 1-. Falls and Mobility Problems in Older Adults Shelley B. Bhattacharya, D.O., M.P.H. Department of Family Medicine Kansas Reynolds Program in Aging University of Kansas Medical Center. Slide 2-. Definitions Classifications Incidence Epidemiology of falls in elderly Ageing. Slide 3-. An event that results in a person inadvertently coming.
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Falls in the Elderly PowerPoint Presentation DOWNLOAD MEDICAL POWERPOINT PRESENTATION About This Presentation Description : Check out this medical presentation on Emergency Medical Services (EMS), which is titled "Falls in the Elderly", to know about Falls in the Elderly. Tags : Emergency Medical Services, EMS, Falls, Elderly
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This PowerPoint file is a supplement to the video presentation. Some of the educational content of this program is not available solely through the PowerPoint file. Participants should use all materials to enhance the value of this continuing education program. Geriatric Patients: Fall Prevention Strategies Priscilla Stansell, DNP, RN-BC
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PPT - Falls prevention in the elderly PowerPoint Presentation, free download - ID:679717 Presentation 1 / 20 Download Presentation >> Falls prevention in the elderly Aug 18, 2012 280 likes | 754 Views Falls prevention in the elderly. Doris Young Professor of General Practice University of Melbourne. Greetings. from Australia.
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Provider Training & Continuing Education. Falls are a common and serious health threat to adults 65 and older. Every year, more than 1 in 4 older adults falls, but more than half of those who fall don't tell their healthcare provider. The Stopping Elderly Accidents, Deaths, and Injuries (STEADI) initiative was developed in response to this.
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understand the risks of injury associated with falls in the elderly 3. be aware of how falls are defined 4. be able to perform a risk assessment for falls both post fall and ongoing 5. be able to identify contributing factors to falls in the elderly 6. identify drug related side effects which can contribute to falls 7.
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Summary. Older adults ages ≥65 years are more likely to fall than younger adults (OR 2.84 [1.77-4.53]). [1] Falls are often multifactorial in origin. [2] Identifying the circumstances surrounding, and the symptoms associated with, a fall helps to determine the underlying cause, which in turn emphasizes the importance of obtaining a detailed.
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Fall prevention practices are broken down into four separate activities: Universal fall precautions. Standardized assessment of fall risk factors. Care planning and interventions that address risk factors within an overall patient care plan. Analysis of post-fall procedures, including clinical review and huddles. Slide 5: Tailoring Practices
PPT prevent elderly falls PowerPoint Presentation, free download ID12131974
Do you want to learn more about falls and mobility in older adults? This PowerPoint presentation from the Nebraska Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program (NE GWEP) provides an overview of the epidemiology, risk factors, assessment, and prevention of falls and mobility impairment. It also includes case studies and resources for further learning.
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Fall prevention in elderly population. 3. + Introduction Each year, one out of three adults age 65 and older falls, according to the CDC. In 2000, falls among older adults cost the U.S. healthcare system more than $19 billion Falls are equally common between men and women, but were more likely to result in injury in women.
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1 / 62 Download Presentation >> FALLS in THE ELDERLY Sep 11, 2014 1.91k likes | 5.03k Views FALLS in THE ELDERLY. Vania L. Yu, MD. INCIDENCE. 25% at 70 years of age 35% after 75 years of age 40% after 80 years of age Women fall twice as much as men until the age of 75; after which the frequency equalizes. Download Presentation subject balance test
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Fall mortality rate Falls account for 40% of all injury deaths Unintentional falls: #1 leading cause of death in USA for people above 55 years of age (CDC, 2006) Alsobayel - Geriatrics Chair Symposium 2010 9. Fatal falls rates Clinical Significance Alsobayel - Need for medical Fall-related hospital admission Hip
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1 14 Images courtesy of Nicole Cimino-Fiallos, MD. The above computed tomography (CT) scans reveal a 3-mm right frontal, parietal, extracalvarial, subdural hematoma (arrows) found in a 95-year-old.
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Presentation Transcript. Fall Prevention in Older Adults. Facts About Falls • More than 1/3 of older adults fall each year • In 2004, 1.9 Million older adults were treated for fall-related injuries • Nearly half of falls occur in or around home. Facts About Falls • Of those who fall, 20% to 30% suffer moderate to severe injuries.