NSQHS Discuss and confirm Implicit in the multifactorial approach is the ABPG p15 Item Evidence details Reference Further No further with the patient what engagement of the patient and their carer(s) level of level of (where appropriate), as the centre of any falls assistance they require prevention program. (including mobility aids), and/or their need to call and wait for assistance A high percentage of falls are unwitnessed. ABPG p14 Item Evidence details Reference Further Discuss and confirm the patient what level of of assistance they (including and/or their need to call and for assistance No further Refer to Physiotherapist Organise routine physiotherapy review for patients ABPG p23 Item Evidence details Reference Further 10.7.1 No further for a comprehensive with mobility difficulties, including transfers. mobility assessment Patients considered to be at higher risk of falling ABPG p21 Item Evidence details Reference Further Refer to for a assessment No further 10.7.1 should be referred to an Occupational Therapist and a Physiotherapist for needs training specific to the home environment, to maximise safety and continuity from hospital to home. Item Refer to Occupational Evidence Patients details at higher risk of falling should be referred Reference ABPG p21 Further 10.7.1 No further Therapist (OT) for to an Occupational Therapist for needs and functional assessment training specific to home environment and equipment. Medications/ Medical 10.6.1 Item Evidence details Reference Further Nil Nil No further Conditions Risks Item Evidence details Reference Further Nil Nil Nil No further Has the patient been prescribed:
Item Discuss and confirm with the patient what level of level of assistance they require (including mobility aids), and/or their need to call and wait for assistance NSQHS Evidence details Implicit in the multifactorial approach is the engagement of the patient and their carer(s) (where appropriate), as the centre of any falls prevention program. Reference ABPG p15 Further No further Item Discuss and confirm the patient what level of of assistance they (including and/or their need to call and for assistance Evidence details A high percentage of falls are unwitnessed. Reference ABPG p14 Further No further Item Refer to Physiotherapist for a comprehensive mobility assessment 10.7.1 Evidence details Organise routine physiotherapy review for patients with mobility difficulties, including transfers. Reference ABPG p23 Further No further Item Refer to for a assessment 10.7.1 Evidence details Patients considered to be at higher risk of falling should be referred to an Occupational Therapist and a Physiotherapist for needs training specific to the home environment, to maximise safety and continuity from hospital to home. Reference ABPG p21 Further No further Item Refer to Occupational Therapist (OT) for functional assessment 10.7.1 Evidence details Patients at higher risk of falling should be referred to an Occupational Therapist for needs and training specific to home environment and equipment. Reference ABPG p21 Further No further Item Medications/ Medical Conditions Risks 10.6.1 Evidence details Nil Reference Nil Further No further Item Has the patient been prescribed: Nil Evidence details Nil Reference Nil Further No further
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