Fun approach to falls prevention

May 8 2015 - 4:00am
Parkes Health Service personnel who took part in the April Falls Day promotion at the Southern Cross Village - front: left to right - Rochelle Smith (Physiotherapist), Cheryl Uptin (Physiotherapy Assistant), Rachel Peffer (Physiotherapist), Rebecca Evans (Clinical Nurse Specialist Aged Care), 
back: Ruth Hopwood (third year nursing student, CSU), Nicole Williams (Occupational Therapist), Carol Shambrook (Southern Cross) and medical student Sarah Lamb.
Parkes Health Service personnel who took part in the April Falls Day promotion at the Southern Cross Village - front: left to right - Rochelle Smith (Physiotherapist), Cheryl Uptin (Physiotherapy Assistant), Rachel Peffer (Physiotherapist), Rebecca Evans (Clinical Nurse Specialist Aged Care), back: Ruth Hopwood (third year nursing student, CSU), Nicole Williams (Occupational Therapist), Carol Shambrook (Southern Cross) and medical student Sarah Lamb.

Staff from the Parkes Health Service got into the spirit of the occasion by dressing as the 70’s pop icons The Village People when conducting a fall prevention awareness session at the Southern Cross Village.

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