Fall and Injury Prevention

Keywords

Staffing, Medicine, Fall prevention, Medical emergency, Injury prevention

References

• The value of assessing falls in an elderly population. A randomized clinical trial.Frank Hüsemann — 1990
• Preventing Injuries in Older People by Preventing Falls: A Meta‐Analysis of Individual‐Level DataPriscillia Hunt, Jessica Saunders, John S. Hollywood — 2002
• Nurse-staffing levels and the quality of care in hospitals.Carlos F. Heredero — 2002
• The epidemiology of falls and syncope.Rina Susilowati — 2002
• Risk indicators for falls in institutionalized frail elderly.Communications Team — 2003
• The usefulness of carotid sinus massage in different patient groups.Óscar Bartolomé Fernández — 2003
• Tai Chi and fall reductions in older adults: a randomized controlled trial.勉 金川, 孝司 久守, 光夫 立花 — 2005
• Intervention strategies and risk-factor modification for falls prevention. A review of recent intervention studies.Robert G. Cumming — 2002
• Use of a continence nurse specialist in an extended care facility.Martha Klay, Kim Marfyak — 2005
• Calculating fall rates: methodological concerns.Janice M. Morse, R. Morse — 1988
• Development and Representation of a Fall-Injury Risk Assessment Instrument in a Clinical Information SystemLeanne M. Currie, Lourdes V Mellino, James J. Cimino — 2004
• A retrospective study of patient falls in a psychiatric hospital.Kay Vaughn, Bonnie Young, Faye Rice — 1993
• Fall risk assessment : A prospective investigation of nurses' clinical judgement and risk assessment tools in predicting patient falls in an acute care settingHelen Myers — 2003
• Indicators of nursing care quality. Findings from a pilot study.Lori A. Loan, Bonnie Mowinski Jennings, Laura R. Brosch — 2003
• Fall incidence in a state psychiatric hospital in Singapore.Sim-Eng Clara Tay, Choon-Siang Quek, Santhathevi Pariyasami — 2000
• Psychiatric unit fall event.Dorothy J Irvin — 1999
• Fall Prevention in Residential Care: A Cluster, Randomized, Controlled TrialNgaire Kerse, Meg Butler, Elizabeth Robinson — 2004
• The Effect of Changing Practice on Fall Prevention in a Rehabilitative Hospital: The Hospital Injury Prevention StudyMichael Vassallo, Raj Vignaraja, Jagdish C. Sharma — 2004
• Oral vitamin D3 and calcium for secondary prevention of low-trauma fractures in elderly people (Randomised Evaluation of Calcium Or vitamin D, RECORD): a randomised placebo-controlled trial.A. Grant, A Avenell, Marion Campbell — 2005
• A randomized trial of identification bracelets to prevent falls among patients in a rehabilitation hospital.Nancy E. Mayo, Linda Gloutney, Adrian R. Levy — 1994

Cited by

• [A predictive model of fall prevention behaviors in postmenopausal women].Claude Lanzmann, Michel Deguy — 2014
• Receipt of Caregiving and Fall Risk in U.S. Community-Dwelling Older AdultsN. Brazzelli — 2017
• Injuries sustained in falling fatalities in relation to different distances of falls.Martin Bailey — 2018
• Talking about patients: Nurses' language use during hand-offsYvonne Barthel Ford — 2009
• Certified Nursing Assistants’ Perceptions of Nursing Home Patient Safety Culture: Is There a Relationship to Clinical or Workforce Outcomes?: A DissertationAlice Bonner — 2008
• Factors contributing to falls in hospitalized patients: Post-fall aggregate analysisCarla Massengill Jones — 2014
• Assisted and Unassisted Falls: Different Events, Different Outcomes, Different Implications for Quality of Hospital CareVincent S. Staggs, Lorraine C. Mion, Ronald I. Shorr — 2014
• Toileting-related inpatient falls in adult acute care settings.Huey‐Ming Tzeng, Chang-Yi Yin — 2012
• Association Between Nurse Staffing Indicators, Patient Falls, and Hospital Acquired Pressure Ulcers in the Acute Care SettingCheryl Renee Moates — 2014
• Development and Implementation of a Patient Education Tool to Increase Fall Risk AwarenessNatalie Ybarra — 2014
• Consistent Differences in Medical Unit Fall Rates: Implications for Research and PracticeVincent S. Staggs, Lorraine C. Mion, Ronald I. Shorr — 2015
• Effectiveness of the Nintendo(RTM) Wii Fit (TM) games on the balance of a community-dwelling older adult in eastern North CarolinaBrittany Gardner — 2011
• Is It Possible to Identify Risks for Injurious Falls in Hospitalized Patients?Lorraine C. Mion, A. Michelle Chandler, Teresa M. Waters — 2012
• Opening the black box: Understanding adult inpatient fallsLaura M. Rogers — 2013
• Yakin İşbirliğine Dayali İleri Araştirma ve Klinik Uygulama Modeli: Kanita Dayali Düşme Önleme Stratejilerinin Kullanimiyasemin ayhan, Şeyda Seren İntepeler — 2015
• Relationship between structural characteristics and outcome quality indicators at health care facilities for the elderly requiring long‐term care in Japan from a nationwide surveyFelipe Alfonso Sandoval Garrido, Nanako Tamiya, Masayo Kashiwagi — 2014
• The Relationship of Nursing Intellectual Capital to the Quality of Patient Care and the Recruitment and Retention of Registered NursesChristine L. Covell — 2011
• The effectiveness of physical restraints in reducing falls among adults in acute care hospitals and nursing homes: a systematic reviewTang Wing Sze, Chow Yeow Leng, Serena Koh Siew Lin — 2012
• Factors affecting fall prevention in acute careBirgitta Tetri, Emma Lumerto, Inara Mammadova — 2014
• Nurses' caring attitude: fall prevention program implementation as an example of its importance.Huey‐Ming Tzeng — 2011

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