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Observational study identifies mobility and excretion assistance as primary fall risk factors in hospital inpatients, suggesting a need for tailored prevention protocols.
This study identified the risk factors for falls and for adverse events in inpatients and demonstrated the need to pay special attention to patients who require assistance with mobility or excretion. These results suggest the importance of individualized interventions for fall prevention.
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