Outcomes of Adding Patient and Family Engagement Education to Fall Prevention Bundled Interventions.

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2017-07
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English
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Nurses strive to reduce risk and ensure patient safety from falls in health care systems. Patients and their families are able to take a more active role in reducing falls. The focus of this article is on the use of bundled fall prevention interventions highlighted by a patient/family engagement educational video. The implementation of this quality improvement intervention across 2 different patient populations was successful in achieving unit benchmarks.

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Opsahl, A. G., Ebright, P., Cangany, M., Lowder, M., Scott, D., & Shaner, T. (2017). Outcomes of Adding Patient and Family Engagement Education to Fall Prevention Bundled Interventions. Journal of Nursing Care Quality. https://doi.org/10.1097/NCQ.0000000000000232
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