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Reliability and validity of an adapted hip abductor strength measure as a potential new fall risk assessment for older persons: A study protocol

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Persons aged ≥ 65 years are currently the world’s fastest growing age group. An important complication of age is the increasing risk of falls. Falls have multifactorial etiology and modifiable risk factors open for interventions in prevention and rehabilitation, are of high interest. |

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