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Address for Correspondence Dr Janet M Simpson, Division of Geriatric Medicine, St George’s Hospital Medical School, London SW17 ORE.
Simpson, J M and Mandelstam, H (1995). ‘Elderly people at risk of falling: Do they want to be taught how to get up again?’ Clinical Rehabilitation, 9, 65-69. Simpson, J M and Salkin, S (1993). ’Are elderly people at risk of falling taught how to get up again?’ Age and Ageing, 22,294-296.
References
Squires, A J and Bayliss, D E (1985). ‘Rehabilitation of fallers’ in: Kataria, M S (ed) Fits, Faints and Falls, MTP Press, Lancaster.
Andrews, K (1987), Rehabilitation of the Older Adult, Edward Arnold, London. Campbell, A J , Borrie, M J, Spears, G F, Jackson, S L, Brown, J S and Fitzgerald, J L (1990). ‘Circumstances and consequences of falls experienced by a community population 70 years and over during a prospective study’, Age and Ageing, 19, 136-141. Carr, J (1980). Helping Your Handicapped Child, Penguin, Harmondsworth. Hodkinson, M (1962). ‘A study of falls and getting up from the floor in the aged’, The Practitioner, 189, 207-209. McCaber, F (1985). ‘Mind you don’t fall!’ Nursing Mirror, 160 (research supplement),S2-S6. Nevitt, M C, Cummings, S R, Kidd, S and Black, D (1989). ‘Risk factors for non-syncopal falls’, Journal of the American Medical Association, 261, 2663-68.
Tinetti, M E and Speechley, M (1989). ‘Prevention of falls among the elderly’, New England Journal of Medicine, 320, 1055-59. Tinetti, M E, Wen-Liang, L and Claus, E B (1993). ‘Predictors and prognosis of inability to get up after falls among elderly persons’, Journal of the American Medical Association, 269, 65-70. Ulbrich, J J, Alexander, N B and Channer, D D (1995). ‘Age related differences in rising from the floor’, Proceedings of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy, June 25-30, Washington DC, American Physical Therapy Association, Alexandria, Virginia. Wild, D, Nayak, U S L and Isaacs, B (1981). ‘How dangerous are falls in old people at home?’ British Medical Journal, 282, 266268.
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Address for Correspondence Dr Janet M Simpson, Division of Geriatric Medicine, St George’s Hospital Medical School, London SW17 ORE.
Simpson, J M and Mandelstam, H (1995). ‘Elderly people at risk of falling: Do they want to be taught how to get up again?’ Clinical Rehabilitation, 9, 65-69. Simpson, J M and Salkin, S (1993). ’Are elderly people at risk of falling taught how to get up again?’ Age and Ageing, 22,294-296.
References
Squires, A J and Bayliss, D E (1985). ‘Rehabilitation of fallers’ in: Kataria, M S (ed) Fits, Faints and Falls, MTP Press, Lancaster.
Andrews, K (1987), Rehabilitation of the Older Adult, Edward Arnold, London. Campbell, A J , Borrie, M J, Spears, G F, Jackson, S L, Brown, J S and Fitzgerald, J L (1990). ‘Circumstances and consequences of falls experienced by a community population 70 years and over during a prospective study’, Age and Ageing, 19, 136-141. Carr, J (1980). Helping Your Handicapped Child, Penguin, Harmondsworth. Hodkinson, M (1962). ‘A study of falls and getting up from the floor in the aged’, The Practitioner, 189, 207-209. McCaber, F (1985). ‘Mind you don’t fall!’ Nursing Mirror, 160 (research supplement),S2-S6. Nevitt, M C, Cummings, S R, Kidd, S and Black, D (1989). ‘Risk factors for non-syncopal falls’, Journal of the American Medical Association, 261, 2663-68.
Tinetti, M E and Speechley, M (1989). ‘Prevention of falls among the elderly’, New England Journal of Medicine, 320, 1055-59. Tinetti, M E, Wen-Liang, L and Claus, E B (1993). ‘Predictors and prognosis of inability to get up after falls among elderly persons’, Journal of the American Medical Association, 269, 65-70. Ulbrich, J J, Alexander, N B and Channer, D D (1995). ‘Age related differences in rising from the floor’, Proceedings of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy, June 25-30, Washington DC, American Physical Therapy Association, Alexandria, Virginia. Wild, D, Nayak, U S L and Isaacs, B (1981). ‘How dangerous are falls in old people at home?’ British Medical Journal, 282, 266268.
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