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dizziness and vertigo medication vision environmental considerations individual surveillance and observation restraint requirement for minimising injury protective equipment adequacy of calcium and vitamin D management of falls National 10.1.2 The use of policies, procedures and / or protocols is regularly monitored. You should audit the patient clinical record to confirm policies procedure and protocols are in use. Reference SQIG p11 via: The FRAMP both facilitates the operationalisation and documentation of many of the NSQHS standard 10 policy requirements and is an easily audited clinical record providing the most efficient means for each clinical area/ ward/ unit to provide evidence to meet these standards. National 1.9.2 The design of the patient clinical record allows for systematic audit of the contents against the requirements of these Standards. Reference SQIG Standard 1 p30 via: Design elements of the FRAMP prompt for and record standard 10 requirements as much as possible. National 10.4.1 Identify and facilitate access to the equipment and devices required for the patient population being served. You should adjust the environment for the patient risk profile and equipment should be available for the patient to mitigate the risk of falling. Ensuring a call bell is within reach of patients at risk, as well as personal items including mobility equipment, is important. Reference Nil via: The FRAMP contains information of minimum interventions which should implemented for all patients as appropriate, including call bell and personal items including mobility aid within reach. Shift by shift sign prompts and records review of both minimum and individual interventions. National Reference via:
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