The no-fall zone
- PMID: 23885481
The no-fall zone
Abstract
There's no way to prevent every patient fall, but leading hospitals are applying multifaceted protocols to prevent the ones they can, incorporating six changes recommended by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
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