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Clinical Guidelines: Elderly Care

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Prevention of Hip Fracture Amongst People Aged 65 Years and Over the best practice evidence based guideline from New Zealand Guideline Group.
Acute Management and Immediate Rehabilitation after Hip Fracture Amongst People Aged 65 Years and Over the best practice evidence based guideline summary from New Zealand Guideline Group.
Falls: Assessment and Prevention of Falls in Older People. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (2013).

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