Effectiveness of Balance Training in Preventing Falls Among the Elderly: A Scoping Review

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Scoping review highlights balance training effectiveness in reducing fall risk among elderly, suggesting varied methods are beneficial.

Balance training effectively reduces fall risk among older adults, enhancing their ability to perform daily activities safely.
Of 500 articles reviewed, 13 studies demonstrated significant positive outcomes, showing improved postural control and self-confidence.
Assessment followed PRISMA-ScR guidelines across multiple databases, focusing on diverse training methods for the elderly population.
Future research must aim to standardize training programs, as outcomes depend on regularity, intensity, and type of balance training.

Salim et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Scoping review highlights balance training effectiveness in reducing fall risk among elderly, suggesting varied methods are beneficial.

Balance training effectively reduces fall risk among older adults, enhancing their ability to perform daily activities safely.
Of 500 articles reviewed, 13 studies demonstrated significant positive outcomes, showing improved postural control and self-confidence.
Assessment followed PRISMA-ScR guidelines across multiple databases, focusing on diverse training methods for the elderly population.
Future research must aim to standardize training programs, as outcomes depend on regularity, intensity, and type of balance training.

Salim et al. (2025) studied this question.

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