- active not recruiting
Vision Screening in Hospitals for Older Adults Following a Fall
This study aims to improve how hospitals check eyesight for older people (65+) after a fall. It gathers ideas from healthcare staff and patients to create better ways to spot and treat vision problems, helping prevent future falls.
United Kingdom - recruiting
Action Falls for Domiciliary Care
This study is about making a program called 'Action Falls' better for older people who get care at home. This program helps find out why someone might fall and suggests ways to prevent it, like checking medicines and staying active. The goal is to adapt it so it works well for people getting home care.
United Kingdom - enrolling by invitation
Prevalence of Sarcopenia-Promoting Medicines in Patients With Sarcopenia and Falls
This study looks at common medicines older people take, like certain painkillers, and how they might affect muscle strength and increase the risk of falls. We want to understand if these medicines are more common in people with muscle weakness who have also fallen.
United Kingdom - recruiting
Healthcare Services for Older People Who Have Fallen With Potential Head Injury
This study looks at how healthcare services in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight care for older people who fall and hit their head, especially those on blood thinners. We want to understand current practices and find ways to improve care, potentially reducing hospital visits.
United Kingdom