Lynn Kemp, RN MA CCRN CFRN CEN Regional Trauma Administrator Mary McCarthy, BS Trauma Injury Prevention and Outreach Coordinator.

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Lynn Kemp, RN MA CCRN CFRN CEN Regional Trauma Administrator Mary McCarthy, BS Trauma Injury Prevention and Outreach Coordinator

# 1: Sustainability # 2: Standardize and deploy education resources # 3: Develop ongoing working relationships with institutional and community partners # 4: Measure project effectiveness # 5: Research

 Hardwire screening tool and prevention awareness into main stream healthcare system.  Deputize Others: Integrate healthcare providers, institutional services, community partners.  Provide Support: Support sustainability by providing education materials and systems to partners.

 Development of:  Falls Risk Assessment Tool  Falls Prevention in Older Adults Tool Kit  My Falls Free Plan  Comprehensive Screening Event to be held bi-annually at both Level I and Level II sites.  Open/Share materials and event organization with regional/state trauma partners.  2016 STEADI KIT for Primary Care Conference.  Video

Reduce Falls in Older Adults through Education and Empowerment Tool Kit was assembled to offer individuals practical tools/recommendations to incorporate in their daily lives. Tools/recommendations that can be shared with healthcare provider, caregivers and family. My Falls Free Plan is a very proactive tool individuals can use in their planning to reduce falls. Individuals are encouraged to actively share this plan with their healthcare provider, caregiver and family. Includes proactive steps/recommendations to reduce the opportunity for a fall.

Consists of 11 individual sheets including a Overview and Welcome Letter/Mission Statement. Incorporates “puzzle piece” theme that represents the multifactorial nature of falls. My Falls Free Plan is the centerpiece of the packet and challenges the individual to proactively address risks associated with falls and to devise a long term plan to reduce falls. Tool Kit focuses on practical elements necessary to reduce falls. Remains a work in progress and can be modified to reflect institutional and demographic needs and resources.

Expanded our approach from “dog and pony shows” to include:  Development of partnerships  Institutional Partners: Pharmacy, PT/OT, Nutrition……  Primary Care Physicians/Health Centers  Office of the Aging  EMS  Home Safety Collaborations ▪HG Page & Sons-”Falls in Older Adults Gift Registry”.  Technology based solutions  EMMI: Online, multimedia programs approach designed to empower people to become active in their care.  Public television cable programming  Greenburgh Cable Programming

 Trauma Registry  Development of Regional Repository  Long-term Registry Analysis

 Development and validation of a Falls Risk Screening Tool used for research.  Distribute screening tool to partners and incorporate in all outreach activity.  Establish centralized repository for all falls risk data, including electronic reports.  Analysis and publish data/results collected

Puzzle Piece Mascot: Highlight the “multi-factorial” nature/risk factors associated with falls in older adults. “Big Picture”: Communicate to providers, caregivers and those individuals at risk the institutional and community resources available to assist in reducing falls. Pre-registration-Approximately 80 participants were preregistered (waiting list). All participants complete fall survey. All participants screened for risk at 10 stations. All participants to be provided consult /recommendations at stations. All participants who consent; risk profile sent to Healthcare provider. Assessments collected and risk profile established. Healthcare Provider Packets delivered to over 40 physicians. Marketing-Multiple Media Outlets, Office of Aging, Falls Presentations, Flyer Distribution.

All assets to “share the stage” for the consumer of education and resource in falls prevention. Screening criteria must be “Evidence Based” Poly-Pharmacy, Anticoagulant CDC STEADI KIT (Stopping Elderly Accidents, Death and Injury) TUG Test, 4-Stage Balance Test, 30 Second Chair Stand Tai Chi

Registration Medical Screening/Vital Signs: Staffed by EMS Pharmacy: Staffed by Hospital Pharmacist Nutrition Screening: Staffed by Outpatient Nutritionist Hearing Screening: Staffed by Audiologists Foot Health: Staffed by Independent Podiatrists Vision Screening: Staffed by OT Balance and mobility: Staffed by PT/OT Home Safety: Staffed by Home Care, PT/OT

Instruction provided by community partners: YWCA, Office of Aging.

MHRH Division of Trauma Services reached out to local hardware store, HG Page & Sons, to partner with them to create a “Home Safety Gift Registry-How to Prevent Falls in the Home”. The store participated in the event to showcase resources in their inventory that can reduce falls, and other home safety equipment available. Event participants were instructed on how to make their homes safer by reducing tripping hazards, adding grab bars inside and outside the tub or shower and next to the toilet, adding railings on both sides of stairways, and improving the lighting in their homes, etc.

 Information on each individual participant measurement collated into Excel  Information entered into SPSS for analysis

HCP Mailing Included: Cover Letter to Healthcare Provider Individual Participant Screening Assessment Reports MHRH Falls in Older Adults Resource Listing and recommendations. CDC STEADI KIT for Primary Care HCP Follow-Up Meeting with Trauma Injury Prevention and Outreach Coordinator

 Identify Primary Care Physician Champion  Conference planning  Plan: To integrate falls prevention screening tool into routine primary care evaluations/H & P  Goal: To measure and increase awareness of fall potential of patients when considering medications, therapies, etc.  Identify fall risk and provide proactive strategies for prevention

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