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Klenk et al [20] further developed this concept by structuring the components and adding the dynamic nature of fall risk and thereby suggested a modified model, which includes intrinsic risk factors and the exposure. The model considers that fall risk factors may change over time due to individual and temporary exposure to hazardous situations, environmental factors, and unexpected events. Furthermore, different activities pose different levels of hazard, for example, it is riskier to run than to walk.
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e46930
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