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The risk factors for falling are notified to patients and their caregivers who are at high risk of falling.

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When getting on and off a wheelchair, make sure that the wheels are fixed when climbing and lowering the bed.

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The patients who are at high risk of falling will be explained how to use the wheelchairs in advance.

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Make sure that the bed railing is raised when the patients are in bed.

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Make sure that patients at high risk of falling always hold the railing when going up and down a bed or staircase.

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Explain that patients with high risk of falling slowly move their bodies when changing positions, and help if necessary.

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When patients are tired or dizzy, always educate them to ask for help.

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Encourage the patient not to run around in the patient’s room or hallway or not to walk quickly with unstable steps.

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Instruct the patient with the high risk of falls where call lights of patient’s room and restroom are placed, and how to use the call lights.

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Check for slippery floors in hallways, patient’s rooms, treatment rooms, and restrooms.

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Make sure that patient at high risk of falling wears shoes that don’t slip and fit well.

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Make sure that the lighting in the hallway, patient’s room, treatment room, and restroom is bright enough.

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Make sure that patient is wearing a seat belt when using a wheelchair.

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