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Fall Management: Falls Assessment Mobile App

This Fall Management: Falls Assessment Mobile App provides information that is intended to supplement the knowledge of nursing and medical staff and also to document a fall assessment. As medical staff, use this app to identify fall risk factors and target fall prevention, particularly for high risk patients who are often older adults. As a health care professional, use this app as an risk assessment tool to improve patient safety and avoid injury, through performing quality, comprehensive fall risk assessments.

Altering the environment or adapting equipment as well as other care processes may not be applicable in your setting. Before using any of the adaptations or items, all available information concerning the resident as well as particular circumstances of the environment and equipment must be carefully evaluated by staff. The information provided in this app is advisory only and is not intended to replace sound clinical judgment or individualized resident care. When using the app to document a fall assessment, the app evaluates items such as medications, vision, blood pressure and mobility. Never be without your data. GoCanvas stores it for free in the GoCanvas Cloud.

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Resident:
Directions: Use the instructions on the Falls Assessment Cue Sheet to assess the resident in the ...
INTERDISCIPLINARY ASSESSMENTS
Primary Care Provider Report faxed
Primary Care Provider Orders received
Discussed in falls team meeting
RISK FACTORS
Signature:
Date Completed:
Reduction of 20 mm Hg in systolic pressure 1 minute after change in position from sitting to stan...
Sitting BP:
Standing BP:
N/A
Review cardiovascular medications
Stumbles and trips
N/A
Optometrist evaluation
Ophthalmologist referral
Unable to transfer on and off toilet, bed or chair safely
Unsafe wheelchair seating
N/A
OT consultation
PT consultation
Tries to stand, transfer or walk alone unsafely
Tries to climb over bed rails or get out of bed alone unsafely
Walks or paces alone when too tired to be safe
Propels or walks alone in unsafe areas
N/A
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