The phrase "a subsequent fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a fall that occurs after a previous event or situation, often in a sequence of events.
Example: "After the initial success of the project, the team faced a subsequent fall in morale due to unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "a following decline" or "a later drop".
Finally, we focused on individuals who were not initially admitted for a fall; for patients with an index admission for a fall, the risk for a subsequent fall is likely to be substantially greater and thus specific interventions are more likely to be appropriate in most cases.
We focus on ED patients treated for fall injuries because: (1) older adults experiencing a fall are at increased risk for a subsequent fall and (2) the fall event may constitute a "teachable moment" wherein older adults may be most motivated to participate in fall prevention activities recommended by a healthcare provider.
Often, deaths are associated with pre-existing medical conditions, drug use or a subsequent fall.
Our data demonstrate CHO supplementation does not alter the rapid hepcidin response associated with exercise and does not prevent a subsequent fall in plasma iron concentration.
And it has started to close the budget gap that followed the global economic downturn and a subsequent fall in tourism, the island's main employer.
The process of adjustment may not be smooth spending may go too far and leave people with real balances that are too small, requiring a subsequent fall in the price level but the final position will tend toward a doubling of prices, and the previous real flows of services will be resumed with no one any better off than before the new money was distributed.
The two, however, had a subsequent falling out and Wade has been describing Sall as an apprentice who has not yet taken in "the lessons of his mentor".
But Oviedo and Wasmosy had a subsequent falling out, leading to a rebellion in April 1996, when only strong diplomatic pressure was able to avert a military coup.
To estimate the proportion of older adults treated in EDs for fall-related injuries who return within one year with a subsequent fall-related injury (fall recidivism), we used data from a study conducted by Russell et al. (2010).
Assuming a hypothetical sample of 100 older adults discharged from Massachusetts EDs for fall-related injuries, 18 (18%%) will revisit an ED for a subsequent fall-related injury within one year.
It is noteworthy that despite being prescribed osteoporosis medication [ 11] some patients who attended a fracture liaison service had a subsequent fall-related low trauma fracture.
