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This presentation is the fifth in a series providing the study findings from INQRI's final cohort of grantees. Their work
Summary & Highlights for Population Based Approach To Fall Injury Prevention Translating Evidence Into Practice
- Falls are the leading cause of
- Presenter: Dr. Vicki Komisar, Assistant Professor, Mechanical, School of Engineering, Faculty of Applied Sciences, UBC ...
- Falls are a major public health concern - they are common in people aged 65 and older, and are the leading cause of
- This webinar was presented on June 22, 2016 This webinar on
- Plenary Session 1 - First presentation by Prof Sallie Lamb on Preventing falls in community dwelling
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