Transcription of April 2012 Issue 234 - NHS Confederation
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April 2012 Issue 234 - NHS Confederation
BriefingThe ageing population, combined with fewer resources available for health and social care , mean that commissioners and providers cannot afford to ignore the issues of falls and falls prevention. The scale and cost of this health Issue is significant and is everyone s Briefing shares the learning and recommendations from a workshop for members held by the NHS Confederation and the Ambulance Service Network (ASN) on falls prevention strategies for the older It is intended to help the NHS and local government think about new approaches to the commissioning and provision of comprehensive, integrated falls prevention services. It shows that a focus on prevention and early intervention through joint working has benefits for the whole health and social care system, and that not taking action may soon become 2012 Issue 234 Key points One in three people over the age of 65, and one in two of those over 80, will fall each year.
briefing The ageing population, combined with fewer resources available for health and social care, mean that commissioners and providers cannot afford to
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