Add to ORKGBridging the gap between research and practice: review of a targeted hospital inpatient fall prevention programm
Objectives: To determine whether a change in practice to introduce a multidisciplinary fall-preventi...
Abstract: Objective—To get nurses and assistants' perspectives on why patients in acute care hospita...
Abstract Prevention of inpatient falls remains a challenge for nurses. Despite fall prevention effor...
Objective: Falls among older inpatients are frequent and have negative consequences. In this study, ...
Objective: The aim of this study was to estimate the frequency of falls in people with Huntington’s ...
Patient falls are a costly problem for many inpatient hospitals and are exacerbated by poor training...
tation, components, comparators, adherence, and effective-ness of published fall prevention approach...
AbstractThis review will first cover the root causes of falls, identify preventive measures associat...
Despite a myriad of studies on fall prevention, patient falls continue to be a longterm problem expe...
Problem: Falls as a leading cause of inpatient hospital injury show that intervention is needed to i...
Purpose: This article summarize research and draws overall conclusions from the body of literature o...
To identify the barriers and facilitators for fall prevention implementation in residential care fac...
Falls, like other hospital-acquired conditions such as pneumonia, pressure ulcer, and catheter-assoc...
Falls are the leading cause of accidental deaths in older adults, and are a growing public health co...
ObjectivesTo systematically document the implementation, components, comparators, adherence, and eff...
Objectives: To determine whether a change in practice to introduce a multidisciplinary fall-preventi...
Abstract: Objective—To get nurses and assistants' perspectives on why patients in acute care hospita...
Abstract Prevention of inpatient falls remains a challenge for nurses. Despite fall prevention effor...
Objective: Falls among older inpatients are frequent and have negative consequences. In this study, ...
Objective: The aim of this study was to estimate the frequency of falls in people with Huntington’s ...
Patient falls are a costly problem for many inpatient hospitals and are exacerbated by poor training...
tation, components, comparators, adherence, and effective-ness of published fall prevention approach...
AbstractThis review will first cover the root causes of falls, identify preventive measures associat...
Despite a myriad of studies on fall prevention, patient falls continue to be a longterm problem expe...
Problem: Falls as a leading cause of inpatient hospital injury show that intervention is needed to i...
Purpose: This article summarize research and draws overall conclusions from the body of literature o...
To identify the barriers and facilitators for fall prevention implementation in residential care fac...
Falls, like other hospital-acquired conditions such as pneumonia, pressure ulcer, and catheter-assoc...
Falls are the leading cause of accidental deaths in older adults, and are a growing public health co...
ObjectivesTo systematically document the implementation, components, comparators, adherence, and eff...
Objectives: To determine whether a change in practice to introduce a multidisciplinary fall-preventi...
Abstract: Objective—To get nurses and assistants' perspectives on why patients in acute care hospita...
Abstract Prevention of inpatient falls remains a challenge for nurses. Despite fall prevention effor...