Encouraging education and safey traninng for the staff.
Best practice for reducing fall incidence in the unit need
education of clinical and nonclinical staff, providing fall
prevention training for the staff and training and education for
the staffs should include conducting fall risk assessment, fall
prevention, planning care, documentation etc. As a nurse manager
identify the patient at risk and make safety alert and implement
strategy to reduce the falls. As a nurse manager we should not
blame any staffs for any harmful incident. Patient from various
disease condition need different assessment and consideration to
prevent fall. restrain to be used for certain condition, research
says restrain increase the incident of falls in the unit among
pshchologal disorder and older adults.
1 points A nurse manager has noticed an increased number of falls over the past month....
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