Table 2.

Leverage Points for Intervention

Domains	Leverage point for intervention	Potential interventions
Program characteristics	Availability of evidence-based fall prevention programs	National strategy for fall prevention Capacity building for greater evidence-based fall prevention programs Systematic screening process followed by sufficiently structured, intensive, and customizable programs in both individual and group settings Structured and consistent referral pathways Guided by the national falls playbook
	Group dynamics	Socially conducive design Enabling environment Goal setting
Resource allocation and capacity planning	Corporate key performance indicators (KPIs)	Key stakeholders from diverse backgrounds need to restructure current KPIs Targets should be realistic and patient-centered
Patient factors	Patient attitude and knowledge	Fall education for participants and wider public Nationwide fall education campaign Selective messaging approaches to engage different groups in the community
	Older adults’ self-efficacy to carry out programs	Educate participants on value and specific purpose of activities Resilience-building strategies Family engagement and outreach
	Family member awareness of the value of prevention programs	Family engagement and outreach
Affordability and accessibility of programs	Affordability	Financial subsidies to be made available and accessible for participants
	Accessibility	Transportation services Facilitators and therapists to be readily available to assist