Dance does not necessarily reduce falls even if it can reduce some of the risk factors for falls – review of evidence from the Older People and Frailty Policy Research Unit
BHFNC is committed to developing and promoting initiatives that will help professionals stimulate more people to take more activity as part of everyday life.
BHFNC Aims:
* Translate research evidence into practice for the promotion of physical activity for the primary and secondary prevention of diseases, particularly coronary heart disease;
* maintain a national focus for physical activity and health;
* ensure that significant research findings are translated into guidelines that inform health, sport and leisure professionals;
* ensure that information and support is provided through our website, newsletters, seminars and resources;
* provide resources and training on physical activity and health in response to requests from professionals;
* ensure that physical activity plays a significant part in new government initiatives.
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