Falls Prevention in Home and Community Settings
Falls are a leading cause of accidental injury in older people, with most falls occurring in the home. As an aged care worker, you play a crucial role in preventing falls. This Training Module will guide you through recognising and managing hazards in home and community settings to help keep those in your care safe from harm while maintaining their independence.
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6 Units • 8 Questions
What you'll learn:
Understand why preventing falls is important.
Recognise common risk factors for falls in the home.
Know what actions to take to help reduce the risk of falls in the home.
Who it's for:
Aged care workers who provide services in home and community settings.
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Last updated25 Feb 2026
Published25 Feb 2026
Due for review27 Feb 2030
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