Psychiatric Patients Are at Increased Risk of Falling and Choking
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Summary
Increased education for nursing students and staff employed at inpatient psychiatric units has the potential to reduce both incidence and injuries related to falls and choking.
- Type
- review
- Published
- 2012-03-01
- Cited by
- 9
- References
- 21
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- https://openalex.org/W2081206448
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- https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:9471681
Keywords
Choking, Falling (accident), Medicine, Psychological intervention, Injury prevention
References
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- Cases That Test Your Skills
- Gasping for Relief: While in the Hospital Receiving Treatment for Re-Emerging Paranoia, Ms. A, Age 62, Chokes on a Hot Dog and Dies a Few Days Later. How Could This Have Been Prevented?
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- Common Factors Associated With Choking in Psychiatric Patients
- Development and Validation of A New Tool for Assessing Risk of Falls in Acute Psychiatric Settings
- Risk factors and nursing strategies to manage choking in adults with mental illness: a systematic review protocol.
- A comprehensive review of swallowing difficulties and dysphagia associated with antipsychotics in adults
- Unsafe Chewing: Choking and Other Risks
- Gambaran Tingkat Risiko Jatuh dan Penanganannya pada Pasien Jiwa di Rumah Sakit
- Oyster Care: An Innovative Palliative Approach towards SPMI Patients
- Comparison of Risk Factors of Falling for Psychiatric Inpatients and General Ward Inpatients Who Had Fallen
- Reconsidering antipsychotic-associated dysphagia in acute heart failure: implications for multidisciplinary risk management.
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