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FRAT – fall risk tool (2004)

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FRAT – fall risk tool (2004)

January 2, 2011PSI Course, Research and Research OrganisationsBy Dawn Skelton

This paper, published in 2004, details the development and validation of the FRAT – falls risk tool for use by GPs with older people living in the community. FRAT to download.

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