Matthew P. Ford PhD PT Associate Professor Physical Therapy University of Alabama at Birmingham Research Associate - Lakeshore Foundation Strategies for.

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Matthew P. Ford PhD PT Associate Professor Physical Therapy University of Alabama at Birmingham Research Associate - Lakeshore Foundation Strategies for Reducing Falls and Improving Balance for SNF Residents

Objectives 1. Recognize the prevalence of falls in skilled nursing facilities.

Prevalence of Falls Fall-related health care statistics Fall-related health care statistics

2. Identify common risk factors for falls among nursing home residents. BalanceStrengthEnduranceCoordination

3. List resident situations that require medical or physical therapy referral. The 360° Assessment

Valuing diverse approaches Identifying rhythms & music in daily activities 4. List management strategies for minimizing fall risks.

5. Discuss the components of a comprehensive program that minimizes falls in nursing homes. Using music & rhythms to assist resident movement during daily activities

Questions ???