LLT statement on implementation of OEP/PSI in community programmes

In light of many recent contacts by services and colleagues about the implementation of the evidence based Otago Exercise Programme (OEP) and Falls Management Exercise (FaME/PSI) Programme, LLT decided to issue a Statement about the use of these evidence based programmes in practice.

LLT Statement on OEP/PSI Implementation

This statement delivers TEN simple Key Messages for commissioners of services and funders of programmes and training. Please feel free to disseminate.

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