Nurses' Perceptions of Recommended Fall Prevention Strategies: A Rapid Review.
Nurses' Perceptions of Recommended Fall Prevention Strategies: A Rapid Review.
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DOI：
10.1097/ncq.0000000000000605
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发表时间：
2022-07-01
影响因子：
1.2
通讯作者：
Macieira, Tamara G. R.
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作者：
Garcia, Amanda;Bjarnadottir, Ragnhildur (Raga) I.;Keenan, Gail M.;Macieira, Tamara G. R.
有限的研究综合了护士对建议的跌倒预防策略的看法以及这些策略与实践策略之间的潜在差异的证据。综合有关护士对住院成人跌倒预防策略的看法的证据。使用PubMed，对50份记录进行了摘要和全文筛选，保留了10项研究。进行叙述性综合，以确定各项研究的共同主题。未进行质量评估。护士都知道有效的跌倒预防策略，但确定了在实践中实施这些策略的单位级障碍和促进者。单位文化和政策，教育产品，护理干预，沟通和协作的风格被认为是影响跌倒预防。护士认识到福尔斯是一个多因素的问题，建议预防工作量身定制的单位，并涉及所有员工。我们建议，未来的研究强调识别和理解的因素，产生成功的单位级跌倒预防策略的组合。
Limited studies have synthesized evidence on nurses’ perceptions of recommended fall prevention strategies and potential differences between those and the practiced strategies. To synthesize evidence about nurses’ perceptions of recommended fall prevention strategies for hospitalized adults. Using PubMed, 50 records underwent abstract and full-text screening, and 10 studies were retained. Narrative synthesis was conducted to identify common themes across studies. Quality assessment was not performed. Nurses are aware of effective fall prevention strategies but identified unit-level barriers and facilitators to implementing these in their practice. Unit culture and policies, educational offerings, nursing interventions, and style of communication and collaboration were seen to influence fall prevention. Nurses recognize falls as a multifactorial issue suggesting that prevention efforts be tailored to the unit and involve all employees. We recommend that future research emphasize identifying and understanding the combination of factors that produce successful unit-level fall prevention strategies.