A case management strategy to reduce falls in older people with a history of falls: A randomized controlled trial

Author:

Sossai Mariana IgnácioORCID,Pantoni Camila Bianca Falasco,Gramani-Say Karina,de Melo Mariana LuizORCID,Maciel Letícia Teodoro,Lord Stephen Ronald,Ansai Juliana HottaORCID

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Elsevier BV

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