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Adding self‐management of chronic conditions to fall prevention: A feasibility study

Assess feasibility and impact of adding a long‐term condition self‐management program (Living a Healthy Life, LHL) into Steady as You Go (SAYGO) fall prevention exercise classes.

Linda Robertson | L. Hale | L. Robertson | B. Wurzer | D. Waters | Birgit Maria Wurzer | Debra Lynn Waters | Beatrice Hale | Leigh Anne Hale | Beatrice Hale

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