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Open Access Geriatric Journals
In October 2022 the World Health Organisation (WHO) factsheetabout the global ageing of the population, forecasted that ...
Read moreThe recommendations in these updated and revised Australian fall prevention guidelines are based on evidence from interv...
Read morePhysical activity is associated with the risk for cognitive decline, but much of the evidence in this domain comes from ...
Read moreQuick screening tools for individuals demonstrating cognitive deficits. Geriatrics is a rapidly growing specialty in phy...
Read moreThis ACTIVE toolkit provides evidence-based guidance on the key approaches to promote and enable older people to be phys...
Read more‘It takes a child one year to acquire independent movement and ten years to acquire independent mobility. An old perso...
Read moreThe US National Council on Aging has created an interdisciplinary toolkit for #NFPAW2022. This year’s Falls Preven...
Read moreThe objective of this paper is to promote the interdisciplinary approach in the prevention and management of delirium as...
Read moreEmpowering Healtcare Providers to Reduce Fall Risks. As a healthcare provider, you can use CDC’s STEADI initiative to ...
Read moreDr. Gustavo Duque is inviting us to join their team at these interesting series of seminars on frailty in older persons....
Read moreThe primary purpose of the Balance and Falls SIG is to provide a forum for the increase of knowledge and quality of Phys...
Read more1 in 4 adults 65+ fall each year and 1 out of 5 falls causes a serious injury. Fall death rates in the US increased by 3...
Read moreThe Vivifrail Project is an international reference for community and hospital intervention to prevent frailty and falls...
Read moreA team of physiotherapists from around Australia, with clinical and academic expertise in exercise and other forms of ph...
Read moreKITE – Knowledge, Innovation, Talent, Everywhere is a world leader in complex rehabilitation science and is dedica...
Read moreUnderstanding why people with dementia do or don’t stay physically active following their diagnosis: – Is st...
Read moreIt will offer an unparalleled opportunity to meet with experts and colleagues from around the world, exchange and share ...
Read moreThe Centre of Expertise for Fall and Fracture Prevention Flanders wishes to update you on the decision to postpone the ...
Read morePhysiopedia, a partner of World Physiotherapy, offers an introduction to Telehealth for physiotherapists.
Read moreA team of physiotherapists from around Australia, with clinical and academic expertise in exercise and other forms of ph...
Read moreEarly Mobilization Reduces the Risk of Adverse Events and Improves Function: Research on the Value of Physical Therapy. ...
Read moreTable of recommendations for exercise for older adults. These recommendations are based on the best available scientific...
Read moreThese guidelines are unique because they don’t just focus on a single movement behaviour, but instead look at how all ...
Read moreThe Canadian Physiotherapy Association resource page offers a wealth of information to help physiotherapists all over th...
Read moreThe Otago Exercise Programme, was developed and validated by Dr. John Campbell and Dr. Clare Robertson at the University...
Read moreResource of Clinical Guidelines from Physiopedia on many patient conditions and diagnoses. For clinical guidelines speci...
Read moreClock Yourself is an app developed by Meg Lowry, a physiotherapist in Australia. Originating in neurological rehabilitat...
Read moreWhy we need to protect and develop Geriatric Rehabilitation Services in the face of the pandemic Authors: Stefan Grund, ...
Read moreIPTOP has compiled this resource to help you with promoting physical activity and exercise with older adults.
Read moreExercises to Prevent Falls in Older Adults: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Sherrington et al. 2016
Read moreAmerican Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Geriatrics published an important white paper by Stacy Fritz, PT, PhD &...
Read moreAs we know, older people and people with health problems are at high risk with COVID 19, and have been advised to stay a...
Read moreIPTOP and IPA work together to seek collaborative opportunities to provide education to physiotherapists and other healt...
Read morePhysiotherapy management for COVID-19 in the acute hospital setting: clinical practice recommendations.
Read moreIPTOP has gathered information to support members during the COVID19 pandemic.
Read morePhysiopedia offers more information and resources for physiotherapist providing Telehealth to older adults. Included in ...
Read moreNIA, one of the 27 Institutes and Centers of NIH, leads a broad scientific effort to understand the nature of aging and ...
Read moreAlzheimer International Society American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, Geriatric Rehabilitation Networking Group...
Read moreCovid-19 Post-Acute Rehab Course presented by Physiopedia.
Read moreResource from Physiopedia on commonly used functional outcome measures for the Geriatric population.
Read moreResource by Shirley Ryan Ability Lab on Rehab Functional Measures.
Read moreThe British Geriatric Society has compiled resources on rehabilitation of older people in context of the COVID-19 pandem...
Read moreMACQUARIE University – Sydney, Australia A clinician’s guide to effective task specific training. (Kate Scri...
Read moreUp to 5 million deaths a year could be averted if the global population was more active. At a time when many people are ...
Read moreWorld Physiotherapy is a global hub for information and resources about COVID-19 relevant to the physiotherapy professio...
Read moreWorld Physiotherapy has published a series of briefing papers exploring the impact of COVID-19 on education, practice, a...
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