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This study aims to understand the preferences and barriers faced by older Black Canadians in community-based fall prevention programs.

April 16, 2026The Gerontologist0 citations

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The Lived-Experiences and Recommendations of Older Black Canadians regarding Community-Based Fall Prevention Exercise Programs: A Qualitative Study

MLMaykah Lochan-AristideUniversity of Ontario Institute of Technology DBDanielle R BouchardUniversity of New Brunswick SDShilpa DograUniversity of Ontario Institute of Technology

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This study aims to understand the preferences and barriers faced by older Black Canadians in community-based fall prevention programs.
Conducted qualitative interviews with older Black Canadians
Analyzed responses to identify themes related to fall prevention
Developed recommendations based on participant feedback
Participants expressed specific barriers to accessing fall prevention programs
Recommendations included targeted outreach and community engagement strategies
Findings highlighted the importance of culturally relevant program adaptations

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In conclusion, this work highlights several opportunities for creating more attractive community-based fall prevention exercise programs for older Black Canadians. Addressing specific barriers requires intentional program adaptations, targeted outreach strategies, and stronger community engagement efforts. Addressing the preferences of Black people for fall prevention programming is essential for promoting health equity and improving quality of life.

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