“…Most falls are related to multiple intrinsic and extrinsic factors related to behavioural, biological, socioeconomical and environmental risk factors (Garcia et al., ; World Health Organization, & Ageing and Life Course Unit, ). Successful community‐based fall prevention programmes use multifactorial approaches (Panel on Prevention of Falls in Older Persons [PPFOP], American Geriatrics Society [AGS], British Geriatrics Society [BGS], ) aimed at addressing identified risk factors such as environmental/home hazards, medication usage, balance and gait abnormalities, vision impairment and education personalized to a person's identifiable risk (Garcia et al., ; Howard, Beitman, Walker, & Moore, ).…”