Falls Prevention Strategies Interventions - …（瀑布预防策略和干预措施-u2026）.pdfVIP

Falls Prevention Strategies Interventions (Submitted by Kentucky’s Office of Inspector General) EQUIPMENT Alarms Sensor Alarms Floor sensor alarm Chair alarms Bed alarms Bath room alarms Pressure alarms Motion sensor alarms set to allow resident to turn in bed; alarm sounds upon motion associated with getting up from bed or chair. Alarm can be equipped with voice message to “Please lie down; you are at risk for fall. Call for assistance has been made.” Personal alarm Appropriate alarms Voice-activated alarms Clip and pressure alarms Use of alarms; tab, mat, laser Use alarms as appropriate Bed/chair alarm on which family can record message. “Mom, don’t get up until someone is there to help you.” (This worked really well for us.) Sensor pads in bed and chair Motion sensor Hipsters Low bed Electric low bed Mats Fall mats Mats on floors Mats on floor at bedside Low bed with mats Low bed with mat at bedside Low beds/mats as appropriate Non-skid Items Non-skid strips on floor by bed and in bathroom Non-skid strips in bath Velcro seat belt Use Velcro in chair to assist resident from sliding down in the chair Walker or wheelchair Non-tip wheelchair Correct devices with appropriate size (walker/wheelchair) Transfer Assistive Devices Ensure staff uses gait belt Transfer resident with gait belt Pull-up pole-pole that runs floor to ceiling, placed by bed/chair, provides assist Transfer poles-Resident can grab, provides stability for rising or transfer Mattresses/Bedding Winged mattress Better quality mattresses Concave mattress cover Perimeter mattress Use Dycem mats to prevent residents from sliding out of wheelchairs,