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• W3197443404 abstract "Purpose Falls in adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs) are a challenge for the organizations responsible for their management and care. This study represents the initiation of a program to identify, manage, and rehabilitate individuals at risk for falls in this population. Method A retrospective analysis of an active database was provided by the East Tennessee Regional Office of the Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. The data from 1,652 reportable falls from state-contracted support agencies over the calendar years of 2016–2018 were analyzed using chi-square and decision tree analyses for a dependent variable of serious injury and independent variables consisting of hearing deficits, impaired mobility including balance and vestibular deficits, enrollment in current physical therapy services for impaired mobility, staff instructions present for individuals at risk for falls, staff instructions followed, falls training for the supporting staff, current fall prevention plan in place, aggressive or compulsive behaviors, history of falls, medical conditions, visual deficits, familiar environments, adaptive equipment, intrinsic and extrinsic factors, medication change/side effects, obesity, and repeat falls. Results Significant factors included age, aggressive/compulsive behaviors, physical therapist (PT) services, balance deficits, and intrinsic factors. Post hoc analysis also indicated individuals receiving PT with a history of falls increased their risk of serious injury in unfamiliar environments. Individuals not receiving PT and exhibiting aggressive behaviors increased their risk of serious injury with visual deficits. For individuals not receiving PT services and not exhibiting aggressive behaviors, intrinsic factors increased the risk of serious injury. Conclusions These results describe the characteristics that can predict an increased risk for serious injury from a fall in an adult community-dwelling population with IDDs. These data can be used to implement changes to reduced injury from falls, including improved identification of undiagnosed vestibular deficits and assessment for the need for vestibular rehabilitation." @default.
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• W3197443404 date "2021-09-02" @default.
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• W3197443404 title "Audiological and Other Factors Influencing Serious Injury From Falls in Adults With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities" @default.
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