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  "abstract": "Falls can lead to serious consequences, such as the metabolic complications of prolonged immobilization on the ground or fear of falling (FOF) syndrome. We aimed to determine whether learning how to rise from the ground using the backward chaining method (BCM) can help to prevent these consequences. This was a non-randomized interventional study in real-life conditions that included patients aged 75 and over, hospitalized following a fall with prolonged immobilization on the floor. The assessment included physical and individual characteristics and ability to rise from the ground using the BCM. Each participant returned home with a prescription for physiotherapy sessions using BCM and a second evaluation was carried out after hospital discharge. Twenty-two patients participated. At baseline, more than two-thirds had moderate or high FOF. There was a trend toward improvement in patients able to rise from the ground at baseline and in those who received physiotherapy. Patients who received physiotherapy fell significantly less often than those who did not. Learning to rise from the ground using BCM, combined with physiotherapy, may reduce complications from prolonged immobilization and decrease the occurrence of FOF syndrome.",
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      "name": "Valentin Feraux"
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  "published": "2026-09-08",
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  "title": "Backward Chaining Training After Falls in Older Adults",
  "title_text": "Backward Chaining Training After Falls in Older Adults",
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  "url": "https://research.draconitic.com/paper/2bp64v9ve6y4p",
  "venue": "Activities, Adaptation and Aging",
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