Effectiveness of the Implementation of a Standardized Care Plan to Improve Fear of Falling and Incidence of Falls

General objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of the implementation of a standardized care plan to reduce the fear of falling in people over 65 years of age with fear of falling who live in the community. Specific objectives: * Determine the score of the short FES-I questionnaire in people over 65 years of age who have completed the care plan and in those who have followed usual clinical practice. * Analyze the relationship between the sociodemographic variables of the patients and the clinical and functional variables with the score of the short FES-I questionnaire, both in the control and intervention groups. * Analyze the relationship between the sociodemographic variables of the patients and the clinical and functional variables with the incidence of falls in both the control and intervention groups. * Analyze the satisfaction of the application of the proposed standardized care plan. * Analyze the safety of the application of the proposed standardized care plan. * Analyze the effect of the intervention (measured through the mean difference in the short FES-I questionnaire) on the functional variables, the emotional state (anxiety and depression, measured through the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 (GAD- 7) and Patient Health Questionnaire-8 (PHQ-8)), self-care capacity (through the Self-Care Agency Capacity-Reduced scale) and perception of health. * Characterize (by age, sex, functional status, clinical and emotional situation) the patients who suffered falls. * Evaluate the feasibility and acceptability by patients and professionals of carrying out a Randomized Clinical Trial (RCT) to reduce the fear of falling and the incidence of falls by carrying out a standardized care plan that combines physical exercise and cognitive therapy. behavioral.