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134 Program Tools Locally, Tools for Living Well is supported by For more information, contact: Visit the web site at www.otworks.ca and follow the links to Tools for Living Well. This program was developed with funding provided by the HC/VAC Falls Prevention Initiative, and co- sponsored by the University of Ottawa and Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists. Tools for Living Well Program Tool 12
Brochures Contents Brochure 1: Seniors are Good for Business! .....................................................................................137 Brochure 2: Use a cane! ................................................................................................................... 139 Brochure 3: Wear hip protectors! ......................................................................................................141 Brochure 4: Use grab bars! ............................................................................................................... 143 Brochure 5: Use a bath seat! ........................................................................................................... 145 Brochure 6: Use non-slip mats in your bathroom! ............................................................................147 Brochure 7: Invest in your Independence! ........................................................................................ 149 Brochure 8: Avoid falls while travelling! .............................................................................................151 Brochure 9: Have a safe home and lifestyle! .................................................................................... 153 Brochure 10: Protect yourself from falls! ........................................................................................... 155 Brochure 11: Hip Protector Supplier List ............................................................................................157 Tools for Living Well 135
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VIII Table of Contents Chapter ONE
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