The Falls Efficacy site aims to consolidate local and international research work relating to falls efficacy. Falls Efficacy has remained an enigmatic concept with a history of being associated with the fear of falling. Emerging literature has identified that falls efficacy and fear of falling are distinct concepts and they should be inquired about separately. Falls efficacy can mitigate the fear of falling and play a role towards behavioural changes. Falls efficacy has been recommended to be studied in epidemiologic and interventional studies.
Our Mission
Empower researchers and clinicians to learn about falls efficacy
and advocate the use of falls efficacy principles to advance falls prevention and management practice
Select the most appropriate measurement instruments
Design the most suitable intervention to help individuals
through an enactive approach
EMBRACE A NEW PERSPECTIVE OF
FALLS PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT WITH
THE FALLS EFFICACY
Supporting the organisations and institutions
