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Assoc Prof Lesley Day - Researcher Profile

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Putting research into costly falls on solid ground

Dr Lesley Day has a simple ambition of keeping more of us on our feet for longer. As the head of falls prevention research at the Monash Injury Research Institute (MIRI), she’s working to slow the steady growth in deaths and injuries from falls, which were the main cause of Victorian hospital injury admissions in 2009 and cost three times more to treat than road injuries.

For several years, Lesley has used a graph to explain the importance of her research to government ministers and bureaucrats. It’s a graph that everyone should see.

It shows the number of days that hospital beds were occupied in Victoria in 2009, based on age and injury. Bed days due to falls begin rising dramatically at about age 50, become a cliff at about age 70 and peak at age 85. In that year seniors accounted for half the 42,346 admissions. And, of the $242 million spent on treating falls patients, $150 million was spent on treating seniors.

These figures don’t include deaths from falls or count the cost of getting people back on their feet after leaving hospital. Also, Lesley’s research has identified the need to pay more attention to seniors who visit hospital after a fall but aren’t admitted.

“Even if they don’t involve serious injury, falls among older people can lead to a cascade of events that shake their confidence and cause them to restrict their activities, increasing their risk of another fall – and the more often they fall, the more likely they’ll hurt themselves seriously,” she says.

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One of Lesley’s PhD students tested the value of assessing and supporting fallers who visited but weren’t admitted to hospital. It found that a home visit from an assessor to identify risk factors, such as poor balance, vision or medication, and arrange referrals was not enough to reduce the risk of a second fall. Similar research suggests more active follow-ups are required.

Another of Lesley’s research projects identified the role of exercise in keeping us upright as we age.

“We know that exercise can prevent falls among older people, but they’re not easily motivated to exercise for this reason as they don’t think they’ll have a fall,” she says. “But we all want to stay independent, so we can promote exercise as a way to remain independent and also prevent falls.”

Lesley’s history of innovative injury research includes supervising a study of falls among jockeys, where her research student created the first national database of jockey injuries, and investigating farm injuries, which the Victorian Government drew on to frame laws that require tractors to have anti-rollover bars fitted.

Helping to save lives and cut injury is a major reward of her job, she says, which is helped by access to MIRI’s Victorian Injury Surveillance Unit, Australia’s most comprehensive injury database.

Lesley says good data is essential to identifying the real causes of injuries because, unlike disease, which requires an expert to explain, everyone can see an injury happen, and everyone can have an opinion on why it happened.

“This abundance of opinions has tended to distract from the research, what it’s actually saying, and from making decisions, based on the evidence rather than what people think.”

Lesley is also a deputy director of MIRI, which grew out of the Monash University Accident Research Centre, a world pioneer in road injury research and now one of several MIRI units. Her executive responsibilities include raising MIRI’s research profile.

“In the past, we’ve tended to publish more in reports and less in the peer-reviewed literature, so we’ve shifted the balance to demonstrate the rigour of our work and increase its accessibility.”

Lesley says the shift is important as MIRI’s broadened horizon includes injury outcomes and intentional injuries, such as suicides, Victoria’s main cause of injury-related deaths, and assaults, including on children, which Child Abuse Prevention Research Australia (now part of MIRI) investigates.

“We want to focus on all the big injury issues that concern governments and society, and we can now present ourselves as the place to come to solve them.”

Qualifications

MPH: Institution: Johns Hopkins University; Year awarded: 1992

PHD: Institution: University of Melbourne; Year awarded: 1991

BSC (HONS): Institution: University of Melbourne; Year awarded: 1986

Publications

Books

Watson, W.L., Day, L.M., Ozanne-Smith, J., Lough, J., 1999, Consumer product related injuries in older persons, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Day, L.M., Rechnitzer, G., 1999, Evaluation of the tractor rollover protective structure rebate scheme 1997/98, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Day, L.M., McGrath, A., 1999, Unintentional machinery injury on farms in Victoria, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Ozanne-Smith, J., Watt, G.M., Day, L.M., Stathakis, V., 1998, Community based injury prevention evaluation: The Safe Living Program (1990-1996), Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Day, L.M., Valuri, G., Ozanne-Smith, J., 1997, General practice injury surveillance in the Latrobe Valley, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Day, L.M., Ozanne-Smith, J., Cassell, E., McGrath, A., 1997, Latrobe Valley Better Health Project: Evaluation of the injury prevention program 1992-1996, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Journal Articles

Lucas, M., Day, L.M., Fritschi, L., 2013, Serious injuries to Australian veterinarians working with cattle, Australian Veterinary Journal [P], vol e, Austraian Veterinary Association, Australia, pp. 1-4.

Jones, C.B., Day, L.M., Staines, C., 2013, Trends in tractor related fatalities among adults working on farms in Victoria, Australia, 1985-2010, Accident Analysis and Prevention [P], vol 50, Elsevier Ltd, United Kingdom, pp. 110-114.

Day, L.M., Hill, K.D., Jolley, D.J., Cicuttini, F.M., Flicker, L., Segal, L., 2012, Impact of tai chi on impairment, functional limitation, and disability among preclinically disabled older people: a randomized controlled trial, Archives Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation [P], vol 93, issue 8, W.B. Saunders Co., United States, pp. 1400-1407.

Vu, T., Day, L.M., Finch, C.F., 2012, Linked versus unlinked hospital discharge data on hip fractures for estimating incidence and comorbidity profiles, BMC Medical Research Methodology [P], vol 12, issue 113, BMC Medical Research Methodology, United Kingdom, pp. 1-16.

Voaklander, D., Day, L.M., Dosman, J., Hagel, L., Pickett, W., 2012, Older farmers and machinery exposure - cause for concern?, American Journal Of Industrial Medicine [P], vol 55, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, United States, pp. 1044-1050.

Pickett, W., Hagel, L., Dosman, J., Brison, R., Marlenga, B., Day, L.M., Pahwa, P., Day, A.G., Sun, X., Koehncke, N., Crowe, T., Voaklander, D., 2012, Safety features on agricultural machines and farm structures in Saskatchewan, Journal of Agromedicine [E], vol 17, issue 4, Taylor & Francis Ltd, USA, pp. 421-424.

Hitchens, P., Blizzard, L., Jones, G., Day, L.M., Fell, J., 2012, The association between jockey experience and race-day falls in flat racing in Australia, Injury Prevention [P], vol 18, BMJ Group, United Kingdom, pp. 385-391.

Lilley, R., Day, L.M., Koehncke, N., Dosman, J., Hagel, L., Pickett, W., Brison, R., Crowe, T., Pahwa, P., Snodgrass, P., Marlenga, B., Voaklander, D., 2012, The relationship between fatigue-related factors and work-related injuries in the Saskatchewan farm injury cohort study, American Journal Of Industrial Medicine [P], vol 55, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., United States, pp. 367-375.

Day, L., Finch, C., Hill, K., Haines, T., Clemson, L., Thomas, M., Thompson, C., 2011, A protocol for evidence-based targeting and evaluation of statewide strategies for preventing falls among community-dwelling older people in Victoria, Australia, Injury Prevention [P], vol 17, BMJ Group, United Kingdom, pp. 1-8.

Hitchens, P., Blizzard, L., Jones, G., Day, L., Fell, J., 2011, Are physiological attributes of jockeys predictors of falls? A pilot study, BMJ Open [E], vol e, BMJ Group, United Kingdom, pp. 1-7.

Vu, T., Finch, C., Day, L., 2011, Patterns of comorbidity in community-dwelling older people hospitalised for fall-related injury: A cluster analysis, BMC Geriatrics [E], vol 11, issue 45, BioMed Central Ltd., United Kingdom, pp. 1-10.

Hitchens, P., Blizzard, L., Jones, G., Day, L., Fell, J., 2011, Predictors of race-day jockey falls in jumps racing in Australia, Accident Analysis and Prevention [P], vol 43, Elsevier, United Kingdom, pp. 840-847.

Pickett, W., Day, A., Hagel, L., Sun, X., Day, L., Marlenga, B., Brison, R., Pahwa, P., Crowe, T., Voaklander, D., Dosman, J., 2011, Socioeconomic status and injury in a cohort of Saskatchewan farmers, Journal of Rural Health [P], vol 27, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, United States, pp. 245-254.

Russell, M., Hill, K., Day, L., Blackberry, I., Schwartz, J., Giummarra, M., Dorevitch, M., Ibrahim, J., Dalton, A., Dharmage, S., 2010, A randomized controlled trial of a multifactorial falls prevention intervention for older fallers presenting to emergency departments, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society [P], vol 58, issue 12, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, Inc., United States, pp. 2265-2274.

Pickett, W., Hagel, L., Day, A., Day, L., Sun, X., Brison, R., Marlenga, B., King, M., Crowe, T., Pahwa, P., Koehncke, N., Dosman, J., 2010, Determinants of agricultural injury: a novel application of population health theory, Injury Prevention [E], vol 16, BMJ Group, UK, pp. 376-382.

Day, L.M., Finch, C.F., Harrison, J., Hoareau, E., Segal, L., Ullah, S., 2010, Modelling the population-level impact of tai-chi on falls and fall-related injury among community-dwelling older people, Injury Prevention [P], vol 16, B M J Group, United Kingdom, pp. 321-326.

Hitchens, P., Blizzard, L., Jones, G., Day, L., Fell, J., 2010, Predictors of race-day jockey falls in flat racing in Australia, Occupational And Environmental Medicine [P], vol 67, BMJ Group, UK, pp. 693-698.

Gibson, K., Day, L., Hill, K., Jolley, D., Newstead, S., Cicuttini, F., Segal, L., Flicker, L., 2010, Screening for pre-clinical disability in different residential settings, BMC Geriatrics [E], vol 10, issue Art. No: 52, BioMed Central Ltd, United Kingdom, pp. 1-11.

Ullah, S., Finch, C., Day, L.M., 2010, Statistical modelling for falls count data, Accident Analysis and Prevention [P], vol 42, Elsevier, UK, pp. 384-392.

Fitzharris, M., Day, L., Lord, S., Gordon, I., Fildes, B., 2010, The Whitehorse NoFalls trial: effects on fall rates and injurious fall rates, Age And Ageing [P], vol 39, Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, pp. 728-733.

Finch, C.F., Day, L.M., Donaldson, A., Segal, L., Harrison, J.E., 2009, Determining policy-relevant formats for the presentation of falls research evidence, Health Policy [P], vol 93, Elsevier Ireland Ltd, Ireland, pp. 207-213.

Russell, M., Hill, K., Day, L.M., Blackberry, I., Gurrin, L., Dharmage, S.C., 2009, Development of the Falls Risk for Older People in the Community (FROP-Com) screening tool, Age and Ageing [E], vol 38, Oxford University Press, UK, pp. 40-46.

Lucas, M., Day, L.M., Fritschi, L., 2009, Injuries to Australian veterinarians working with horses, Veterinary Record [P], vol 164, BMJ Group, UK, pp. 207-209.

Fritschi, L., Morrison, D., Shirangi, A., Day, L.M., 2009, Psychological well-being of Australian veterinarians, Australian Veterinary Journal [P], vol 87, issue 3, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd., UK, pp. 76-81.

Day, L.M., Voaklander, D., Sim, M.R., Wolfe, R.S.J., Langley, J., Dosman, J., Hagel, L., Ozanne-Smith, J., 2009, Risk factors for work related injury among male farmers, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, vol 66, issue 5, BMJ Group, United Kingdom, pp. 312-318.

Lucas, M., Day, L.M., Shirangi, A., Fritschi, L., 2009, Significant injuries in Australian veterinarians and use of safety precautions, Occupational Medicine-Oxford [P], vol 59, Oxford University Press, UK, pp. 327-333.

Hitchens, P., Blizzard, C.L., Jones, G., Day, L.M., Fell, J., 2009, The incidence of race-day jockey falls in Australia, 2002-2006, Medical Journal Of Australia [P], vol 190, issue 2, Australasian Medical Publishing Company Pty Ltd, Australia, pp. 83-86.

Day, L.M., Dosman, J., Hagel, L., Dostaler, S., Snodgrass, P., Thiessen, J., Brison, R., Biem, H.J., Marlenga, B., Koehncke, N., Crowe, T., Pahwa, P., Pickett, W., 2008, Application of novel communication technologies to the study of farm families: a randomized controlled trial, Preventive Medicine, vol 46, issue 4, Elsevier (Academic Press), USA, pp. 364-369.

Hill, K., Moore, K., Dorevitch, M., Day, L.M., 2008, Effectiveness of falls clinics: an evaluation of outcomes and client adherence to recommended interventions, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, vol 56, issue 4, Wiley-Blackwell, USA, pp. 600-608.

Suutarinen, J., Rautiainen, R., Day, L.M., Schonstein, E., Lehtola, M., Salminen, S., Verbeek, J., 2008, Interventions for preventing injuries in the agricultural industry, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews [P], vol 0, issue 1, John Wiley and Sons Ltd, UK, pp. 1-29.

Hagel, L., Pickett, W., Pahwa, P., Day, L.M., Brison, R., Marlenga, B., Crowe, T., Snodgrass, P., Ulmer, K., Dosman, J., 2008, Prevention of agricultural injuries: an evaluation of an education-based intervention, Injury Prevention, vol 14, issue 5, BMJ Group, UK, pp. 290-295.

Pickett, W., Day, L.M., Hagel, L., Brison, R., Marlenga, B., Pahwa, P., Koehncke, N., Crowe, T., Snodgrass, P., Dosman, J., 2008, The Saskatchewan farm injury cohort: rationale and methodology, Public Health Reports, vol 123, issue 5, Association of Schools of Public Health, USA, pp. 567-575.

Russell, M., Hill, K., Darmadi-Blackberry, I., Day, L.M., Dharmage, S.C., 2008, The reliability and predictive accuracy of the falls risk for older people in the community assessment (FROP-Com) tool, Age and Ageing, vol 37, issue 6, Oxford University Press, UK, pp. 634-639.

Fritschi, L., Shirangi, A., Robertson, I., Day, L.M., 2008, Trends in exposure of veterinarians to physical and chemical hazards and use of protection practices, International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, vol 81, issue 3, Springer, Germany, pp. 371-378.

Day, L.M., Langley, J., Stathakis, Z.V., Wolfe, R.S.J., Sim, M.R., Voaklander, D.C., Ozanne-Smith, J., 2007, Challenges of recruiting farm injury study participants through hospital emergency departments, Injury Prevention, vol 13, issue 2, BMJ Publishing Group, United Kingdom, pp. 88-92.

Boufous, S., Finch, C.F., Close, J., Day, L.M., Lord, S., 2007, Hospital admissions following presentations to emergency departments for a fracture in older people, Injury Prevention, vol 13, BMJ Publishing, UK, pp. 211-214.

Rautiainen, R., Lehtola, M., Day, L.M., Salminen, S., Schonstein, E., Suutarinen, J., 2007, Interventions for preventing injuries in the agricultural industry (Protocol), Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2007, vol 1, issue 1, John Wiley & Sons, UK, pp. 1-8.

Russell, M.A., Hill, K.D., Blackberry, I., Day, L.M., Dharmage, S., 2006, Falls risk and functional decline in older fallers discharged directly from emergency departments, Journal of Gerontology, vol 61, issue 10, Gerontological Society of America, USA, pp. 1090-1095.

Fritschi, L., Day, L.M., Shirangi, A., Robertson, I., Lucas, M., Vizard, A.L., 2006, Injury in Australian veterinarians, Occupational Medicine, vol 56, issue 3, Oxford University Press, Oxford UK, pp. 199-203.

Day, L.M., Stathakis, V., O'Hare, M., 2006, Motorcycle deployment and rider characteristics on Victorian farms, Australian Journal of Rural Health, vol 14, Blackwell Publishing Asia, Australia, pp. 190-195.

Day, L.M., 2006, Pediatric safety on farms: redefining the unacceptable, Canadian Medical Association, vol 174, issue 12, pp. 1731-1732.

Day, L.M., Scott, M., Williams, R., Rechnitzer, G., Walsh, P., Boyle, S., 2005, Development of the Safe Tractor Assessment Rating System, Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, vol 11, issue 3, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, USA, pp. 353-364.

Day, L.M., Langley, J., Voaklander, D.C., Sim, M.R., Wolfe, R.S.J., Dosman, J., Hagel, L., Ozanne-Smith, J., 2005, Minimizing bias in a case-control study of farm injury, Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, vol 11, issue 2, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, USA, pp. 175-184.

Day, L.M., Rechnitzer, G., Lough, J., 2004, An Australian experience with tractor rollover protective structure rebate programs: process, impact and outcome evaluation, Accident Analysis & Prevention, vol 36, issue 5, Pergamon, UK, pp. 861-867.

Day, L.M., Rechnitzer, G., 2004, Safe tractor access platforms: from guidance material to implementation, Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, vol 10, issue 3, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, USA, pp. 197-209.

Day, L.M., 2004, Two (or more) heads are better than one, Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, vol 10, issue 2, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, USA, pp. 75-76.

Ozanne-Smith, J., Day, L.M., Stathakis, V., Sherrard, J., 2002, Controlled evaluation of a community based injury prevention program in Australia, Injury Prevention, vol 8, issue 1, BMJ Publishing Group, Aberystwyth UK, pp. 18-22.

Day, L.M., Fildes, B.N., Gordon, I., Fitzharris, M., Flamer, H., Lord, S., 2002, Randomised factorial trial of falls prevention among older people living in their own homes, BMJ, vol 325, issue 7356, BMJ Publishing Group, London UK, pp. 1-6.

Ozanne-Smith, J., Day, L.M., Parsons, B.J., Tibballs, J., Dobbin, M., 2001, Childhood poisoning: access and prevention, Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, vol 37, issue 3, Blackwell Publishing Asia, Carlton Vic Australia, pp. 262-265.

Day, L.M., Ozanne-Smith, J., Cassell, E., Li, L., 2001, Evaluation of the Latrobe Valley Better Health Injury Prevention Program, Injury Prevention, vol 7, issue 1, BMJ Publishing Group, London UK, pp. 66-69.

Deery, H.A., Day, L.M., Fildes, B.N., 2000, An impact evaluation of a falls prevention program among older people, Accident Analysis and Prevention, vol 32 issue 3, Elsevier Science Ltd., www.elsevier.nl, pp. 427-433.

Watson, W.L., Day, L.M., Ozanne-Smith, J., Lough, J., 2000, Consumer product-related injuries to older persons, Injury Control and Safety Promotion, vol 7 issue 2, Swets & Zeitlinger, New Jersey USA, pp. 142-144.

Day, L.M., 1999, Farm work related fatalities among adults in Victoria, Australia: The human cost of agriculture, Accident Analysis and Prevention, vol 31(1/2), Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd, http://www.elsevier.com, pp. 153-159.

Day, L.M., Boulter, J., McGrath, A., 1999, Hazard exposure among farmers in Victoria, Australia, The Journal of Occupational Health and Safety Australia and New Zealand, vol 15(1), CCH Australia Limited, North Ryde NSW Australia, pp. 53-60.

Hoy, J., Day, L.M., Tibballs, J., Ozanne-Smith, J., 1999, Unintentional poisoning hospitalisations among young children in Victoria, Injury Prevention, vol 5(1), BMJ Publishing Group, London UK, pp. 31-35.

Cassell, E., Day, L.M., 1998, Constraints on the adoption of safety measures on Australian farms, Journal of Occupational Health and Safety - Australia and New Zealand, vol 14(5), CCH Australia Limited, North Ryde NSW, pp. 447-456.

Day, L.M., Ozanne-Smith, J., Parsons, B.J., Dobbin, M., Tibballs, J., 1997, Eucalyptus oil poisoning among young children: mechanisms of access and the potential for prevention, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, vol 21, Public Health Association of Australia Inc., Canberra ACT Australia, pp. 297-302.

Day, L.M., Ashby, K., Stathakis, V., 1997, Unintentional farm injury, Hazard, vol 3, Victorian Injury Surveillance System, MUARC, Vic Australia, pp. 1-13.

Conference Proceedings

Day, L.M., Hall, R., Strasser, R.P., 1998, A GP's Guide to Injury Data Collection in General Practice, People and their family doctors - Partners in care, Dublin, Ireland 14-18 June 1998, WONCA, Dublin Ireland, p. 211.

Ozanne-Smith, J., Day, L.M., Cassell, E., Stathakis, V., Sherrard, J., 1998, A controlled evaluation of a community based injury prevention program, Proceedings of the 4th World Conference - Injury Prevention and Control, Amsterdam The Netherlands, 17-20 May 1998, WHO, Amsterdam Netherlands, p. 856.

Hoy, J., Day, L.M., Ozanne-Smith, J., 1998, Eucalyptus oil ingestions - evidence for review of treatment protocols, Proceedings of the Second National Conference on Injury Prevention and Control, Melbourne VIC, 23-24 February 1998, AIPN, Melbourne Vic Australia, p. 54.

Boulter, J., Day, L.M., 1998, Evaluation of "Managing Farm Safety:, a training program for farmers, Proceedings of the 4th World Conference - Injury Prevention and Control, Amsterdam The Netherlands, 17-20 May 1998, WHO, Amsterdam Netherlands, p. 907.

Day, L.M., Cassell, E., McGrath, A., Ozanne-Smith, J., 1998, Evaluation of the Latrobe Valley Better Health community based injury prevention program, Proceedings of the 4th World Conference - Injury Prevention and Control, Amsterdam The Netherlands, 17-20 May 1998, WHO, Amsterdam Netherlands, p. 854.

Fildes, B.N., Day, L.M., McRae, F., Hills, S., Flamer, H., 1998, The "No-Falls" program - a multi-factorial randomised controlled trial of fall prevention countermeasures, Proceedings of the Second National Conference on Injury Prevention and Control, Melbourne VIC, 23-24 February 1998, AIPN, Melbourne Vic Australia, p. 26.

Other

Pedler, D., Day, L., Townsend, M., 2010, Validity of injury surveillance data: does it compromise data use in injury prevention?, Poster presentation at 2010 Primary Health Care Research Conference, 2010 Primary Health Care Research Conference, Darwin.

Day, L.M., Rechnitzer, G., 2005, Safe Access Platforms for Tractors: A Report for the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, Barton ACT Australia, pp. 1-67.

Day, L.M., Stathakis, Z.V., 2004, Evaluation of Farm Injury Prevention Programs, Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC), Canberra ACT Australia, pp. 1-136.

Day, L., Staines, C., Deveson, N., 2004, National delivery of the No Falls Exercise Program, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia, pp. 1-23.

Day, L.M., Cassell, E.P., Lough, J., 2002, La Trobe Safe Communities: Evaluation of a Local Level Injury Prevention Program 1996 - 2000, Monash University Accident Research Centre, Clayton Vic Australia, pp. 1-60.

Sherrard, J., Day, L.M., 2001, Guidelines for Evaluation of Safety Programs for the Agricultural Industry, Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, Barton ACT Australia, pp. 1-43.

Postgraduate Research Supervisions

Current Supervision

Program of Study:: (DOCTORATE BY RESEARCH).
Thesis Title:: Understanding risk factors for injuries amongst the elderly population in long-term nursing care facilities and shelter homes in the Klang Valley area in Malaysia..
Supervisors:: Oxley, J (Main), Farnworth, L (Associate), Day, L (Associate), Nordin, R (Associate).

Completed Supervision

Student:: Vu, T.
Program of Study:: Falls prevention in community-dwelling older people with co-morbidity: a targeted approach. (PHD) 2012.
Supervisors:: Day, L (Main), Finch, C (Associate).