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Falls Risk Assessmentre of the older adult..This chapter will examine the epidemiology falls, falls risk factors, the clinician’s approach to falls assessment (history, examination and investigations), and review tools at the clinician’s disposal when undertaking a falls risk assessment in both inpatient and community settings.

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Applied Fall and Fracture Epidemiology 70+ causes of falls, their high cost, and risk of repeat falls and fractures, an integrated and interprofessional care approach is needed to face this challenge. This chapter will describe the epidemiology of these events as a basis of novel care concepts addressed in a senior trauma center.

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Falls’ Prevention by Self-Managed Scoringl training. This chapter presents a self-examination that includes multiple questions involved in the causes of falls. Among these are neurologic, cardiac, and musculoskeletal reasons. The chapter described the development and performance test in detail, which is also available as an APP.

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Pain Managementpolypharmacy, cognitive impairment, or pre-existing pain medication. In older trauma patients, pharmacological treatment is based on acetaminophen, metamizol, and strong opioids. Besides drug treatment, local nerve blocks and non-pharmacological intervention can help to reduce pain medication as well as side effects caused by overdosing.