Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom

Falls are a major public health burden for individuals and society. Falls are associated with loss of independence, functional decline and are a contributing reason for subsequent admission to long-term care. The financial burden associated with injurious falls is substantial. This study aims to eva...

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Main Authors: Ali, U, Judge, A, Foster, C, Brooke, A, Davis, L, James, K, Marriott, T, Lamb, S
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Published: Royal Statistical Society 2017
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Judge, A
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Davis, L
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description Falls are a major public health burden for individuals and society. Falls are associated with loss of independence, functional decline and are a contributing reason for subsequent admission to long-term care. The financial burden associated with injurious falls is substantial. This study aims to evaluate whether the introduction of portable nursing stations within bays of hospital wards, has led to a change in trend of the monthly rate of inpatient falls.
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spelling oxford-uuid:b2dc220d-5441-4195-a33e-28acf53e872c2022-03-27T04:14:42ZDo nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United KingdomConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:b2dc220d-5441-4195-a33e-28acf53e872cSymplectic Elements at OxfordRoyal Statistical Society2017Ali, UJudge, AFoster, CBrooke, ADavis, LJames, KMarriott, TLamb, SFalls are a major public health burden for individuals and society. Falls are associated with loss of independence, functional decline and are a contributing reason for subsequent admission to long-term care. The financial burden associated with injurious falls is substantial. This study aims to evaluate whether the introduction of portable nursing stations within bays of hospital wards, has led to a change in trend of the monthly rate of inpatient falls.
spellingShingle Ali, U
Judge, A
Foster, C
Brooke, A
Davis, L
James, K
Marriott, T
Lamb, S
Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom
title Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom
title_full Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom
title_fullStr Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom
title_full_unstemmed Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom
title_short Do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls? – An Interrupted Time Series Analysis from the United Kingdom
title_sort do nursing stations within bays of hospital wards reduce the rate of inpatient falls an interrupted time series analysis from the united kingdom
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