Severity of falls in hospital patients are threat to patient safety which can result in a financial
burden on the patient's family and health care services. Both patient specific and …

Falls and injurious falls are a major safety concern for patient care in acute care hospitals.
Inpatient falls and injurious falls can cause extra financial burden to patients, families, and …

The high number of patient falls occurring within acute care hospitals throughout the United
States has led to increased patient impairment and contributed to rising healthcare costs …

Background Hospital falls remain common despite decades of studies and guidelines to
reduce their rate. Research evidence alone is insufficient, and integration of patient values …

Aim The objective of this study was to investigate both individual and organizational factors
influencing the falls of patients in hospitals. Background Falls and fall‐related injuries, which …

Background: Falls are the most prevalent adverse event among hospitalized patients.
Multilevel risk factors are associated with falls, yet falls continue. Purpose: To evaluate the …

Patient falls remain a leading adverse event in hospitals. In a study of 65 rural hospitals with
222 nursing units and 560 urban hospitals with 4274 nursing units, we found that …

Key Words: hospital falls, falls with injury, artificial intelligence, Al, nursing workflow,
rounding, nurse staffing, technology Achieving" zero harm" is a primary objective of all high …

Fall-related serious injuries pose risks to patients and healthcare organizations. This
retrospective, single-hospital study used a 38 variable instrument to understand …

Aims Examining associations between unit nurse practice environment and four patient
outcomes (catheter-associated urinary tract infections [CAUTIs], central line-associated …