Factors associated with reporting of the prevention of falls network europe (profane) core outcome set domains in randomized trials on falls in older people: a citation analysis and correlational study

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The odds of reporting falls was lower in articles that did not cite the ProFaNE COS in the methods section when compared to articles that did (OR=0.02; 95% CI and amp;lt; 0.01-0.12). Reporting of psychological consequences of falls Intervention type and citation of the ProFaNE COS in the discussion section were associated with the likelihood of reporting psychological consequences of falling. The odds of reporting psychological consequences of falls was higher in articles that did not cite the ProFaNE COS in the discussion section when compared to articles . . .

 



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