Editorial: "The lack of specificity in fall risk assessment, a limited effectiveness in fall prediction and the inability to reliably monitor spontaneous falls in real life conditions with un-obstructive technological solutions remain key unsolved problems."

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Editorial: "The lack of specificity in fall risk assessment, a limited effectiveness in fall prediction and the inability to reliably monitor spontaneous falls in real life conditions with un-obstructive technological solutions remain key unsolved problems."
Citation	Pecchia L, Stagni R. Healthc. Technol. Lett. 2015; 2(4): 78.
Affiliation	University of Bologna , Italy.
Copyright	(Copyright © 2015, Institution of Engineering and Technology)
DOI	10.1049/htl.2015.0027
PMID	26609410
PMCID	PMC4611490
Abstract	[Abstract unavailable] Language: en

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