Implementation of a digital exercise programme in health services to prevent falls in older people
Morag E. Taylor(New South Wales Department of Health), Kim Delbaere(UNSW Sydney), Jacqueline Close(UNSW Sydney), Stephen R. Lord(UNSW Sydney), Wendy Hodge, Lillian Miles(Neuroscience Research Australia), Jannette Blennerhassett(Austin Health), Julia Dayhew(Northern Sydney Local Health District), Meghan Ambrens(New South Wales Department of Health), Chris Todd(National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), Pamela R. Johnson(Central Coast Local Health District), Leanne White(Northern Sydney Local Health District), Thomas Lung(The University of Sydney), Reena Lasrado(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), David J. Berlowitz(The University of Melbourne), Helen Hawley-Hague(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Catherine M. Said(The University of Melbourne), Avigdor Zask(The University of Sydney), Ashley Gluchowski(University of Manchester), Lindy Clemson(The University of Sydney), Nicola Wilson(Mersey Care NHS Trust), Sandra D. O'Rourke(Neuroscience Research Australia), Marita Merlene
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