mSpy Reviews 2025 - WINNCARE FALLS MANAGEMENT TRAINING

Overview:

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, falls are a leading cause of injury hospitalisations 2022-23 and leading cause of deaths 2021-22. The estimated cost to the health system annually is $4.7 billion, however, the impact of a fall is more than potential or actual injury. In this webinar we will look at why people fall, the risk factors of not getting up in a timely manner and the impacts of post fall syndrome on ongoing rehabilitation and occupational performance.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of the training session, participants will be able to understand:

Review the environmental risk factors of a fall

Reflect on the impact of a long-lie and delayed initial recovery

Define and understand the impact post fall syndrome

Understand of impact of falls on occupational performance

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PRESENTER

Lucy Leonard

Clinical Director & Occupational Therapist, The Occupational Therapy Service

Lucy has an MSc in Advanced Occupational Therapy and her passion on the topic of falls meant she chose to produce her Master’s dissertation as a systematic literature review on whether occupational therapy prevents falls in community dwelling older adults. Therefore, she has extensive knowledge on falls, their consequences and prevention.

Lucy has 25 years of post-graduate experience and has mostly worked in community settings where she developed extensive skills in equipment and adaptations for adults with complex, long-term and neurological conditions. In more recent years, Lucy has worked as a clinical specialist occupational therapist and now holds the position of Clinical Director of The Occupational Therapy Service www.theotservice.co.uk . As well as carrying a caseload of clients with complex needs, Lucy provides advice, guidance and support to the 120 associate occupational therapists that work with The Occupational Therapy Service across the UK.

Lucy is an accomplished public speaker on occupational therapy issues, providing webinars, presentations and delivering bespoke training across the UK and beyond. Lucy has delivered lectures on integrated working and has spoken to academics at Sheffield Hallam University on integration to support their new ‘integrated curriculum’ and was subsequently invited as the Keynote Speaker at the Inter-professional Education Conference. Lucy has appeared on BBC’s ‘Breakfast’ television to discuss innovative practice and has been interviewed on Radio 4’s ‘World at One’ regarding integrated working. She is an external examiner and guest lecturer at several UK Universities.