StrongerBC Future Skills Grant - Canadian Fall Prevention Curriculum (CFPC)
PRODUCT
Injury prevention through reduction in falls is a high priority in healthcare today. Those working with older adults in long-term, acute and home care will acquire the knowledge and skills to apply an evidence-based approach to the prevention of falls and fall-related injuries. Learn how to design, implement and evaluate a fall prevention program. This revised version of the Canadian Fall Prevention Curriculum micro-credential program reflects current evidence on fall risk assessment and prevention, universal fall precautions, as well as fresh approaches to successful and sustainable interventions based on proven strategies from the field of implementation science.
Through facilitated instruction in the program modules, you'll build your knowledge and skills and create a fall prevention implementation project applied to a population of interest. You'll interact with your instructor and your peers to discuss the principles you're learning and compare how the concepts apply in your own work setting.
Program highlights
- Learners who successfully complete this program will receive a micro-certificate.
- Flexible online learning: asynchronous format allows learners to continue working while studying
- Learn from instructors who are fall prevention experts
- Opportunity to apply theory into practice and complete a fall-prevention implementation project tailored to your workplace
Program outcomes
- Define the scope and nature of the problem of falls among older persons in your region and/or work setting
- Provide fall risk identification and assessment
- Assess and select fall prevention interventions based on risk assessment and using evidence-based strategies
- Identify the social and policy contexts that influence fall prevention
- Apply a program-planning model to design and implement a fall prevention program
- Evaluate the effectiveness of a fall prevention program
Please view the program page for detailed program information.
Please note the following important information about the StrongerBC future skills grant program:
- Funds for approved StrongerBC future skills grant programs will be charged against your StrongerBC future skills grant accounts for all program expenses, which may include program application, tuition, and/or materials.
- All program expenses are non-refundable against your StrongerBC future skills account at the withdrawal deadline for the first course in your program of study.
- Learners are responsible for registering in all required program courses. Program staff are not responsible for providing registration reminders to learners with outstanding courses.
- Learners who do not register or complete courses required for their micro-credential completion through the duration of the 2025/26 funding period will be required to pay for any outstanding program and course expenses if they choose to complete their program at a later date. Learners who do not receive a passing mark for their required program courses will not receive a micro-certificate, nor will they be eligible to receive additional StrongerBC fees to re-register in the course they did not successfully complete.
- We are unable to reimburse expenses toward textbooks or materials if purchased individually.
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