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Preventing Patient Falls in Convalescent Rehabilitation Wards : Concurrent Action on Activity Improvement and Prevention of Serious Accidents with an Approach from the Perspective of Clinical Ethics Susumu Watanabe 1 , Katsuhiko Sannomiya 1 , Masaaki Fujita 2 , Tooru Shibata 3 , Hiromichi Umetsu 4 , Mariko Sugimoto 5 , Yoshiko Itakura 6 , Kouhei Okada 7 , Shinya Kubo 8 , Makoto Ishikawa 9 1Kumamoto Kinoh Hospital 2Iyo Hospital 3Morinomiya Hospital 4Funabashi Rehabilitation Hospital 5Hiroshima Rehabilitation Hospital 6Shiroyama Hospital 7Chikamori Rehabilitation Hospital 8Sapporo Nishimaruyama Hospital 9Hatsudai Rehabilitation Hospital Keyword: 転倒(falls) , 転倒防止対策(fall prevention measures) , 転倒アセスメントシート(falling incident assessment sheet) , チーム医療(team medicine) pp.262-266
Published Date 2014/4/18
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Abstract : Falls account for the highest number of medical safety incidents in convalescent rehabilitation wards, followed in declining order by unauthorized absences, misdeglutition, medication errors, etc. In a nationwide survey on patient falling incidents (2,653 samples), 14.1% of the patients experienced falls, of which roughly half fell twice or more. The length of time from hospitalization to the first fall was under one week for 24.6%. Medical issues recognized as relevant to fall incidents were paralysis, previous falls, consciousness disturbance, delirium, depression, use of psychotropic drugs, visual impairment, sensory disturbance, urinary incontinence, pain, apraxia, unilateral spatial neglect, attention disturbance, mode of locomotion and cognitive impairment. To address this problem, it is necessary to implement measures aimed at identifying high-risk patients at an early stage and prevent patient behavior that may lead to falling, measures aimed at detecting and responding swiftly to actions that may lead to falling in order to prevent such incidents, and measures aimed at mitigating damage, etc., in such an incident. A multidisciplinary team representing various job functions should confer regularly to implement necessary measures. Additionally, such measures should be explained to the patient and the patient's family at an early stage, paying due respect to clinical ethics regarding physical constraint. Finally, a basic flow of action should be defined regarding the response to and reporting of falling incidents.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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