Exploring the relationship between fall risk-increasing drugs and fall-related fractures.

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Exploring the relationship between fall risk-increasing drugs and fall-related fractures

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Eddy Dejaeger

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Isabel Spriet

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Johan Flamaing

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Sabrina De Winter

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Sarah Vanwynsberghe

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Veerle Foulon

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Psychotropic drug initiation or increased dosage and the acute risk of falls: a prospective cohort study of nursing home residents.

Fall risk-increasing drugs and falls: a cross-sectional study among elderly patients in primary care

Effects of antihypertensive drug treatments on fracture outcomes: a meta-analysis of observational studies.

Falls and their prevention in elderly people: what does the evidence show?

Teaching medication reconciliation through simulation: a patient safety initiative for second year medical students

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243-251

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S11096-015-0230-0

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An Sermon

Lorenz Van der Linden

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2016-01-09T00:00:00Z

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