Table 4.
Prevalence of fear of falling in various study population.
| Author | Study year | Number of participants | Study age | Setting | Prevalence of fear of falling | Associate factors |
| Kim et al[16] | 2013 | 9033 | ≥60 y | Korea | 76.6% | previous fall, experience of body pain, self-reported health status, symptom of depressed, receipt of more doses of drugs per day, age, female gender, dependence for instrumental activities of daily living, dependence for activities of daily living, and educational level |
| Kumar et al[17] | 2014 | 1254 | ≥65 y | England | 19% | BMI, ethnic group, income, educational level, ability to use public transport, using walking aids, self-perceived physical health, problems with balance and inability to rise from a chair of knee height |
| Gazibara et al[18] | 2017 | 354 | ≥65 y | Serbia | 11.5% | Previous fall |
| Chang et al[19] | 2017 | 3824 | ≥ 65 y | Taiwan | 53.4% | gender, previous fall, age, insomnia, depression and worse subjective health |
| Liu [20] | 2015 | 445 | ≥ 65 y | Hong Kong | 64.73% | gender, poor vision, arthritis and poor performance in various assessment tests |
| Pirrie et al[21] | 2020 | 595 | ≥ 55 y | Ontario | 37.4% | Previous fall, self-reported health status, alcohol consumption |