STAND STEADI Videos

Learn how health care systems and providers can incorporate STEADI into their inpatient clinical practice.

Routine medication review can identify medications that may increase risk of falls.

Learn how Oregon Health Sciences University uses motivational interviewing to engage older adults about their fall risk and to inform interventions.

New resources have been developed by NACCHO for local health departments to create and implement fall prevention programs in their communities.

Emory University adapted STEADI for telemedicine as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai conducted a study on the presence of alcohol and other substances among older adults being treated for a fall.

Local health departments and emergency responders can work together to effectively implement community fall prevention programs.

Hear about how Oregon Health & Science University streamlined their STEADI-based fall prevention program and how their patients love STEADI.

United Health Services Hospitals built STEADI into their clinical workflow and saw fracture rates among patients 65+ decrease 30-40%.

Mercer University is using CDC’s STEADI to train a multidisciplinary team to screen, assess, and intervene to reduce older adult falls.

See how providers at the University of California, San Francisco are using CDC’s STEADI initiative at hospital discharge to reduce older patient’s fall risk.

Community pharmacists can help prevent older adult falls. Learn more about STEADI-R_x and the University of North Carolina’s efforts to reduce falls.

See how healthcare providers and public health professionals across the country are using STEADI fall prevention in clinical practice.

Learn how St. Joseph’s Health Geriatric Emergency Department is improving care and preventing falls among older adults.

Baltimore City Health Department uses data to identify communities in need and work with partners to apply fall prevention strategies.