滑块和滑梯：防止住院病人从椅子上摔下来。

Q3 Nursing

Nursing Pub Date : 2025-06-01 Epub Date: 2025-05-19 DOI:10.1097/NSG.0000000000000202

Lorrie A Jones, Kristin M Altman

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摘要

摘要：患者跌倒会造成严重的伤害风险，并可能对住院患者造成严重的后果。本文讨论了一项旨在减少患者在医院躺椅上滑倒的质量改进项目。干预包括实施坐姿定位系统，以防止患者滑倒或滑出椅子。这一举措降低了滑倒和滑动导致跌倒的发生率，从所有跌倒的12%降至5%。

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Slips and slides: Preventing hospitalized patients from falling out of chairs.

Abstract: Patient falls pose significant risks of injury and can have severe consequences for hospitalized patients. This article discusses a quality improvement project that aimed to reduce slips and slides from hospital recliners among patients. The intervention involved implementing a seated positioning system to prevent patients from slipping or sliding out of chairs. This initiative resulted in reduced incidence of slips and slides leading to falls, from 12% of all falls to 5%.

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Nursing Medicine-Medicine (all)

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0.80

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338

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