so treatment can be provided to the reversible causes. Item Evidence details Reference Further 10.7.1 No further Remain in attendance at A staff member should remain with patients with ABPG p97 all times when the cognitive impairment and a high risk of falls while patient is toileting or the patient is in the bathroom. showering as this is a high risk activity for the patient. Item Evidence details Reference Further 10.7.1 No further If agitated commence Identify causes of agitation, wandering and ABPG p53 behaviour observation impulsive behaviour, and reduce or eliminate them. chart to assist behaviour management plan. Avoid use of bedrails Minimise the use of restraint and bedside rails. SQIG p21 Item Evidence details Reference Further 10.7.1 No further due to climbing/ entrapment risk and consider low-low bed. Item Evidence Avoid details the use of physical restraints as they make Reference ABWTC Further use of bedrails due to risk and consider bed. 10.7.1 No further delirium worse and increase the risk of falls. (clinicians) p28 Set an alarm system in Use fall alarm devices to alert staff that patients ABPG p52 Item Evidence details Reference Further 10.7.1 No further place to alert when are attempting to mobilise. patient is trying to get up unaided. Item Re-orientate patient and Evidence Establish details orientation programmes using Reference ABPG p53 Further 10.7.1 No further
so treatment can be provided to the reversible causes. Item Remain in attendance at all times when the patient is toileting or showering as this is a high risk activity for the patient. 10.7.1 Evidence details A staff member should remain with patients with cognitive impairment and a high risk of falls while the patient is in the bathroom. Reference ABPG p97 Further No further Item If agitated commence behaviour observation chart to assist behaviour management plan. 10.7.1 Evidence details Identify causes of agitation, wandering and impulsive behaviour, and reduce or eliminate them. Reference ABPG p53 Further No further Item Avoid use of bedrails due to climbing/ entrapment risk and consider low-low bed. 10.7.1 Evidence details Minimise the use of restraint and bedside rails. Reference SQIG p21 Further No further Item use of bedrails due to risk and consider bed. 10.7.1 Evidence details Avoid the use of physical restraints as they make delirium worse and increase the risk of falls. Reference ABWTC (clinicians) p28 Further No further Item Set an alarm system in place to alert when patient is trying to get up unaided. 10.7.1 Evidence details Use fall alarm devices to alert staff that patients are attempting to mobilise. Reference ABPG p52 Further No further Item Re-orientate patient and 10.7.1 Evidence details Establish orientation programmes using Reference ABPG p53 Further No further
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