Falls Assessment Tools and Gait Deviations
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This document discusses tools and techniques for falls assessment and prevention. It covers supine to sit transfers, sit to stand movements, phases of rising from a chair, standing balance strategies, gait characteristics of fallers, turning risks, types of assisted walking devices, and stair negotiation. Exercises are also mentioned as part of falls prevention.
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