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    Home modification to reduce falls – appears cost-effective in NZ

    Our just published modelling study on a home safety and modification programme to prevent falls in older people suggests this intervention could produce considerable health gain and be cost-effective
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    Issue date
    09 October 2017
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Giorgi Kvizhinadze Nisha Nair Tony Blakely
  • Modifying homes to prevent falls is very cost-effective: New NZ study

    A just published modelling study by the BODE3 Team has reported that “home safety assessment and modification” (e.g., adding hand rails and removing tripping hazards in homes) appears to be a very cost-effective health sector intervention. But even more cost-effective was targeting this intervention to older people with previous injurious falls.
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    Issue date
    12 June 2016
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Giorgi Kvizhinadze Eamonn Deverall Tony Blakely

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