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A fall prevention program checklist is derived from Preventing Falls: A Guide to Implementing Effective Community-Based Fall Prevention Program by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Use this fall prevention program checklist to assess patient needs, target audience, and available resources, determine program characteristics, and set implementation and evaluation measures.
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This elderly fall prevention checklist aims to help aged-care workers evaluate specific nursing home areas and proactively resolve identified fall risks. Use this elderly fall prevention checklist to immediately implement effective fall interventions and prevent falls among the elderly.
An accidental fall may not only be caused by a patient's medical condition but also by an environmental hazard. This Environmental Fall Assessment tool can be used to evaluate the facilities, equipment, and safety of an aged care center or hospital. Use SafetyCulture and perform Environmental Fall Assessment using mobile devices to thoroughly inspect and maintain cleanliness and orderliness to keep your patients' safe from environmental fall hazards.
This Morse Fall Risk Assessment Tool derived from the Morse Fall Scale (MFS) was converted using SafetyCulture and is used to help assess a patient's likelihood of falling. Perform this Morse Fall Risk Assessment by answering 6 essential questions. This template includes a risk rating table which will help you assign a fall risk rating (High, Medium, Low) based on the responses to the 6 essential questions.
This checklist can be used to discover how a program influences its attendees. This can be a good basis to know which program should be improved on. Document the aspects of the program which people find beneficial and take note of the ones which are not. Observe their nonverbal cues such as laughters, pauses or even discomfort. You can use SafetyCulture to take photo evidences of the respondents while being interviewed.
