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Protecting patient safety : can video monitoring prevent falls in high-risk patient populations? / Kari Sand-Jecklin, Jennifer Ray Johnson, Sharon Tylka

By: Series: Journal of Nursing Care Quality. 31 : 2, page 131-138 Publication details: April-June 2016.Content type:
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Subject(s): Summary: Despite implementation of many prevention strategies, patient falls in hospitals continue to be a significant safety problem, causing nursing staff and administrators to seek innovative means to further reduce falls among hospitalized patients. This article describes the feasibility and impact of implementing centralized video monitoring on the safety of patients identified as high risk for falls, as well as implications of video monitoring in the acute care setting.
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Despite implementation of many prevention strategies, patient falls in hospitals continue to be a significant safety problem, causing nursing staff and administrators to seek innovative means to further reduce falls among hospitalized patients. This article describes the feasibility and impact of implementing centralized video monitoring on the safety of patients identified as high risk for falls, as well as implications of video monitoring in the acute care setting.

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