Professor EmeritusLindy Clemson

FAST – the Falls After Stroke Trial is testing a novel home functional exercise and safety training program. It aims to reduce risk of falling and increase community participation for stroke survivors. This is an NHMRC funded trial (2019-2023) led by Professor Lindy Clemson, Sydney University and Professor Cath Dean, Macquarie University. www.faststudy.com.au

LiFE is LiFE project. Lifestyle-integrated Functional Exercise (LiFE) to promote physical activity and prevent falls in older people: Multi-center study to compare a group-based and individually mediated LiFE program with regard to effectiveness and Costs. Led by Dr Michael Schwenk, Heidelberg University. Funding: Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)

Environmental Interventions for preventing falls in older people living in the community: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. Clemson, Stark, Pighills, Torgerson, Sherrington, Lamb.

Integrate: a tailored and multifactorial program for safe mobility in people with advanced Parkinson's disease (2019-2022) led by Dr Natalie Allen, University of Sydney

Effectiveness of Occupational Therapy Home visits to Improve Participation after Stroke (2018-22) led by Prof Natasha Lannin, Monash University NHMRC project grant

Development, validation and implementation of a computerised tool to assess instrumental activities of daily living 21-25, Led by Dr Simone Reppermund, University New South Wales. MRFF grant

Preventing falls in older aboriginal people: the Ironbark project led by Prof Rebecca Ivers, UNSW NHMRC project grant