The Dignity of Risk and Falls in Older Adults
How do we prevent falls in older adults without being overprotective? For those who are frail or approaching frailty, daily activities create risk for falls.
How do we prevent falls in older adults without being overprotective? For those who are frail or approaching frailty, daily activities create risk for falls.
Join the Rehabilitative Care Alliance (RCA) and Provincial Geriatrics Leadership Ontario (PGLO) for the next webinar in this series on our recently released best practice framework, Rehabilitative Care for Older Adults Living With/At Risk of Frailty: From Frailty to Resilience.
The module will explore the concept of frailty: a condition of reduced function and health in older individuals that increases the odds of developing multiple medical conditions and affects an individual’s ability to perform activities in their daily lives. This module will provide certified Continued Medical Education (CME) credits.
Older adults and caregivers living in South East Ontario are invited to participate in this one-hour online education session to learn more about how activity can reduce frailty.
Older adults and caregivers living in South East Ontario are invited to participate in this one-hour online education session to learn more about how diet and nutrition can reduce frailty.