This document summarizes a study that explored general practitioners' perspectives on managing falls and fractures in older patients. Through interviews with 17 GPs, the study identified several key themes: falls prevention is a high priority but GPs face barriers like a lack of integration between primary and secondary care, incomplete awareness of available services, and complex referral pathways that consume valuable time. Opportunities exist at both the population and individual levels through public health initiatives, risk stratification, and targeting interventions to high-risk groups. Overall, the study highlights the ongoing challenge of falls management within primary care given its time constraints and role as the frontline of the overstretched NHS.