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Program-related factors may influence adherence to group exercise interventions for the prevention of falls. Further research is encouraged to more precisely determine the effect of intervention level factors on adherence, and the effect of adherence on intervention efficacy.

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This study indicates the importance of interpersonal skills, and that the opportunity for social interaction should not be overlooked as a positive feature of a group exercise program.

Adherence to home exercise programs for falls prevention is influenced by personal preferences toward program structure and delivery as well as perceived benefits of and barriers to program participation. To optimize participant adherence, service providers need to consider personal preferences and some flexibility in the program being delivered.