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examine current falls prevention knowledge beliefs practices physiotherapists providing clinical care people breast cancer crosssectional online survey currently registered practising australian physiotherapists conducted survey developed reported using checklist reporting results internet esurveys cherries checklist data analysed descriptively using bivariate tests freetext responses openended questions classified key themes analysis fortytwo physiotherapists completed survey 55 2342 believed people breast cancer higher risk falls compared general population whilst respondents received prior training assessing managing falls risk factors 3042 71 reported moderate confidence assessing delivering falls prevention care people breast cancer median 6 iqr 4 half respondents 2038 53 routinely asked falls history although 61 assessed standing balance 2338 either overall functional assessment 1638 42 using specific balance measures 738 18 resources training physiotherapists may required optimise skills confidence embed bestpractice falls prevention strategies physiotherapy care people breast cancerimplications rehabilitationthere opportunity better address falls routine breast cancer carefalls screening prevention activities included care pathways breast cancermore resources required physiotherapists optimise skills confidence facilitate uptake bestpractice falls prevention strategies