write 4-5 sentences (conclusion)
--on Falls Prevention on Hospitalized Patients
Ans) Fall prevention on Hospitalized Patients:
• Place orange wristband on patient to alert all personnel of
fall risk.
• Orient patient to surroundings.
• Ensure patient wears eyeglasses, if applicable.
• Ensure patient's footwear is adequate; if no footwear is
available provide treaded socks.
• Keep bed in low position.
• Assure supervision and assistance are provided with elimination,
transfers and ambulation.
• Place the ID patient tag with the falling star logo.
• Lock wheels on all wheelchairs, beds, commodes and
stretchers.
• Clean up spills immediately.
• Ensure adequate lighting at night.
• Assure nurse call system/ telephone and personal items are
accessible at all times.
• Medication review by pharmacy.
• Recommend referral to PM&R for safe ambulation and transfer
techniques.
Additional Interventions for High Risk patients to prevent falls
1. Reorienting the confused patient to time and place.
2. Checking the patient hourly.
3. Reviewing current plan of care as to effectiveness and making
adjustments as necessary.
4. Including fall prevention in patient and family education
efforts.
5. Initiating AM/PM Safety Huddles at shift change to alert staff
of all patients on unit who are at risk for falls.
6. Use low beds for those at risk for falls.
7. Place hip protectors to all patients high risk to fall.
8. Use another protective equipment as helmets or bed alarms as
established in the Fall prevention policy.
write 4-5 sentences (conclusion) --on Falls Prevention on Hospitalized Patients
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