Setting up an effective falls prevention assessment and intervention programme : Experiences in the Region Languedoc-Roussillon

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Falls prevention: Evidence into Practice European Seminar Glasgow, 19 November 2014 Setting up an effective falls prevention assessment and intervention programme : Experiences in the Region Languedoc-Roussillon Prof. Hubert Blain, Prof. Jean Bousquet Department of Geriatrics, Montpellier University Hospital MACVIA-LR, Montpellier 1 University (France)

What is a Living lab? A real-life test and experimentation environment where users and producers cocreate innovation, Public-Private-People Partnerships (PPPP) fostering user-driven open innovation. Allows research results to be deployed in real life for all users. According to the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) http://www.openlivinglabs.eu

President of EUGMS French and European partners Director of Retirement and occupational health insurance Agency, of National Solidarity Fund for Autonomy Directors of LR Unions of private physicians, pharmacists, nurses Mayors of cities Health Insurance LR Health Agency MTP and NîmesUniversity hospitals Medicine, Pharmacy, and Sciences of physical activities Faculties Schools for physiotherapists and occupational therapist President of Montpellier University President of the LR Council Director of the MacVia-LR program

The LR MACVIA Falls Living Lab 1. LR Balance and Falls Prevention Centre Opened in 2012 : 500 patients per year (200 in «half a day hospital»)

Keeping balance to prevent falls and remain independent. Together, we can

1. For whom? History of fall in the past year Fear of falling; dizziness Rising from a chair is difficult One-foot balance < 5 sec Difficulty to perform dual tasks Links +++ with emergency, neurology, ENT, rhumatology, orthopedics departments (private, public) GP Balance and Falls Prevention Centre

How takes place the evaluation? In one morning: Examination by Geriatrician + specialist in medical rehabilitation, podiatrist, occupational therapist (home visit), physiotherapist - specialist in sports and physical activity for older people neurologist, ENT, social worker Possible : blood sample collection, X- Ray, CT scan, MRI, Multifactorial program A letter, with the minutes of the assessment and proposals, is delivered just after the assessment for GP and other caregivers and an appointment to assess the effects of the program

LR MACVIA Falls Living Lab 1. LR Balance and Falls Prevention Centre 2. Teaching programs in link with - Medicine and Sciences and Physical Activities and Sports Faculties - Schools for physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and nurses - 4 University degrees

2. University degree for paramedical staff Nurses, assistant nurses, and other allied health professionals 1. Geriatrics and NH coordination for GPs University degree 35 GPs/ year; 9 days (78h) 20/year; 12 days (84h) One day dedicated to falls prevention

3. University degree : Prevention of dependency and falls in older persons for - Physiotherapists - Occupational therapists - Specialists in Sports Sciences and Physical Activities for older people Master s 2 degree For Specialists in Sports Sciences and Physical Activities for older people

Strong links between skilled GPs, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and the Balance and Falls Prevention Center in both directions BFPC : internship site BFPC makes referrals to NHs and skilled professionals for people assessed for falls The professionals and GPs advise people and GPs and make referrals to BFPC Regional Balance and Falls Prevention network with common knowledge and documents

Components of the LR MACVIA Falls Living Lab 1. LR Balance and Falls Prevention Centre 2. University degrees Balance and Falls Prevention Network 3. Links with the community, cities involved in the MacVia-falls program

Role of cities in falls prevention +++ Conferences organised by cities local newspaper, phone calls, mails, make arrangement for a meeting room (town hall, ) make arrangement for a room to organise training in groups The Balance and Falls Prevention Centre and the Science and Physical Activities and Sports Faculty make available students enrolled in Master 2 degree to manage falls prevention training groups for free Win-Win collaboration between cities, the University Hospital, and the University

Conferences for lay public (meetings, TVs, radio)

Role of LR Health Agency in the falls Preventing program in NH Accreditation of NH by LR Health Agency every 4 years Up to now, accreditation of NH if strategies effective in reducing falls are implemented in NH: Systematic Vitamin D supplementation in all residents Systematic visit by an occupational therapist, physiotherapist, specialist in Sports and physical activity Improvements in safety (bathroom, bedroom, common areas), educational sessions for the staff Implementation of training programs to enhance balance, muscle strength, simulate trips and bumps and improve use of assistive devices Comprehensive geriatric assessment to : Reduce drugs as much as possible (psychoactive medication use +++) Screen and care chronic diseases (vision problems, carotid sinus hypersensitivity ) Podiatry and ankle exercises in people with disabling foot pain These measures are financed for two years by the LR Health Agency if falls and their complications (hospitalization, fractures, death) are recorded (to assess the benefits of the program)

Components of the LR MACVIA Falls Living Lab 1. LR Balance and Falls Prevention Centre 2. University degrees Balance and Falls Prevention Network 3. Links with the community, cities involved in the MacVia-falls program LR Health Agency - NH 4. Links with private and public research teams involved in movement and falls prevention

Research and development Patients assessed in the Balance and Falls Prevention Centre or who participate in the training programs are proposed to enter into studies Molecules that increase muscle strength in older fallers (antimyostatin antibodies) Tools to screen early fallers and frail older people Collaboration with teams that work on alarm and home safety systems (sensors to diagnose falls, etc ). Movement to Health Laboratory

Next steps To disseminate the experience throughout LR and create : Proximity medical consultations «balance and falls prevention» on the same model as the memory consultations with Balance and falls prevention day hospitals in every hospital in LR

Conclusion Interest to create Falls Prevention Living Lab in LR To pull together locally and at a region level all relevant competences in order to prevent falls in older people To share experiences between people coming from different horizons (Care, teaching, research and development)

Thank you for your attention! h-blain@chu-montpellier.fr