Observational study reveals variations in fall prevention practices in hospitals, suggesting a need for standardized approaches.
There is substantial variation in US hospitals' choice of fall prevention practices and a lack of implementation strategies to enhance staff adherence to the practices. The findings suggest a critical need for more standardized, evidence-based, and individualized approaches to effectively reduce falls.
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