International Journal of MS Care · 2014 · 72 citations · 35 references
Falls-prevention InterventionsPrimary Outcome MeasureInjury PreventionFall Risk AssessmentPreventive MedicinePrimary OutcomeClinical EpidemiologyFall IncidenceInterdisciplinary TeamsPublic HealthFall RiskHealth SciencesFall PreventionPatient FallsOutcomes ResearchRehabilitationEpidemiologyPatient SafetyMultiple SclerosisMedicine
The aim of this article is to provide recommendations on behalf of the International MS Falls Prevention Research Network (IMSFPRN) for the primary outcome measure for multiple sclerosis (MS) falls-prevention interventions. The article will consider the definition of a fall, methods of measuring falls, and the elements of falls that should be recorded, as well as how these elements should be presented and analyzed. While this information can be used to inform the content of falls-prevention programs, the primary aim of the article is to make recommendations on how the outcome of these programs should be captured.
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