Sentence examples for fall outcomes from inspiring English sources

All fall outcomes were based on self-report.

While there are "other" injuries such as contusions, chest trauma or abdominal injuries that occurred from 2.4% of the county's fall fatalities, most of the fall outcomes involved skeletal fractures or head injuries.

Secondary analyses will also be conducted comparing fall outcomes and LOS within individual units.

Thus, differences in fall outcomes between the groups could represent differences in effectiveness for preventing falls or more rapid attainment of similar effectiveness.

The first contained terms related to the study design, the second related to ICMT, the third included key words relating to risk factors for falls and fall outcomes.

Other covariates, used for adjustment in these models, were also found to be significantly related to the falls or recurrent fall outcomes.

These reports contain: fall date, fall dynamics (classified as: a slip on the floor, an attempt to stand up, a fall from the wheelchair, a fall in the bedroom and a "random" or incidental fall, when not otherwise explained) and fall outcome (severity of injuries).

We categorized a fall outcome as none if the participant reported no subsequent injury; "mild" if the person reported being injured but did not seek medical care; "moderate" if the person sought medical care for an injury other than a head injury or fracture; and "severe" if the person sought medical care for a self-reported head injury or fracture.

We report the pooled rate ratios for each injurious fall outcome, along with 95% confidence intervals.

There is no consensus about the definition of an injurious fall outcome for intervention trials.

For each fall outcome, we present the hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals for the intervention, adjusted for centre.