Randomized clinical trial found case management changed environmental risk factors in older people, suggesting improved adherence to fall prevention strategies.
There was no effectiveness of an intervention based on case management on the motor risk factors for falls in faller older people with possible mild cognitive impairment. However, regarding environmental risk factors, specifically the use of footwear, it was possible to verify changes regarding the use after the intervention and follow-up, with adherence to the recommendations given.
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