The incidence and predictors of falling in older adults: the results of follow-up in Iranian multicenter osteoporosis study (IMOS).

Prevention of Fracture Risk among Older Long-term Care Residents: A Prospective Study from India

Older adults in long-term care (LTC) facilities are at high risk for fragility fractures due to bone loss, impaired mobility, cognitive decline and polypharmacy. Such fractures increase morbidity, mortality and healthcare costs. This prospective study evaluated the effectiveness of a multifaceted intervent...

Longitudinal trends in the incidence of falls and prevalence of risk factors for falls in community-dwelling older people in Ireland.

Factors associated with the self-awareness of fall risk among older patients with osteoporosis: a cross-sectional analysis

Self-awareness of fall risk in older patients with osteoporosis varied across different dimensions and was influenced by a combination of multiple interrelated factors, which may help clinical nurses implement targeted fall prevention interventions based on these factors.

Effecacy of a population-based screening program for osteoporosis and high fracture risk in primary healthcare

Screening based on FRAX and a history of previous fractures is an effective strategy for reducing fracture rates in real-world clinical practice and may therefore be recommended for widespread use in primary healthcare.

Coexisting malnutrition risk, frailty, and probable sarcopenia are associated with previous-year falls in community-dwelling older adults: a retrospective cross-sectional real-world evidence study.

Osteoporosis in internal medicine outpatients: Sex-specific disparities in prevalence, risk stratification, and treatment in a large cohort

Osteoporosis is a major health problem linked to population aging. Internal medicine outpatients often have multiple comorbidities and a high osteoporosis risk; however, osteoporosis prevalence and treatment rates remain unclear. We investigated osteoporosis prevalence and treatment rates in a large cohort of int...