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  1. Jun 2, 2021 · Results: From the 115 selected articles, 38 different fall risk assessment tools were identified, divided into two groups: the first with the main tools present in the literature, and the second represented by tools of some specific areas, of lesser use and with less supporting literature.

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      Score 0–125. 0–20 No risk or low risk; ≥25 Medium risk; ≥45,...

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      PMC full text: Nurs Rep. 2021 Jun; 11(2): 430–443. Published...

  2. • Medium risk (aggregate score 5 to 6) – urgent review by ward-based doctor or acute team nurse to decide on escalation to critical care team. • High risk (aggregate score of 7 or over) – emergency assessment by critical care team, usually leading to patient transfer to higher-dependency care area.

  3. Health professionals commonly use risk calculators to assess the cardiovascular risk of patients, and help identify the need for lifestyle change & medication.

    • Fall Risk Factors
    • Morse Scale Scoring
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    The Morse fall scale can be employed to screen elderly patients from clinical and long term care inpatient settings. This risk assessment helps prevent falls and their consequences, which are the more serious in patients at risk. The tool consists of 6 fall risk parameters: ■ History of falling looks at whether the patient had an episode of falling...

    The table below introduces the items in the scale and the number of points awarded depending on the answer choice: There are three types of fall risk to be extracted from the final score and each of these has a different recommendation for intervention:

    Morseet al. have conducted a study on the morbidity and mortality of the elderly patient, in 1989, with specific interest into patient falls. The discriminant analysis performed on the above six items, correctly classified 80.5% of the patients. During validation, similar results were obtained. The characteristics of the scale were: ■ 78% sensitivi...

    Morse JM, Morse RM, Tylko SJ. Development of a scale to identify the fall-prone patient. Can J Aging. 1989; 8:366-7.

    1. O'Connell B, Myers H. The sensitivity and specificity of the Morse Fall Scale in an acute care setting. J Clin Nurs. 2002; 11(1):134-6. 2. Schwendimann R, De Geest S, Milisen K. Evaluation of the Morse Fall Scale in hospitalised patients. Oxford Journals Medicine & Health Age and Ageing. 2006; 35(3Pp): 311-313. 3. Oliver D, Daly F, Martin FC, Mc...

  4. qrisk.org › indexQRISK3

    Welcome to the QRISK ® 3 risk calculator. This site calculates a person's risk of developing a heart attack or stroke over the next 10 years, producing the score described in this academic paper: Development and validation of QRISK3 risk prediction algorithms to estimate future risk of cardiovascular disease: prospective cohort study, BMJ 2017 ...

  5. HeartScore: The interactive tool for predicting and managing the risk of heart attack and stroke in Europe. Discover the new HeartScore quick calculator! Calculate your patient’s risk. Get management advice.

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  7. 1 SCREEN. for fall risk yearly, or any time patient presents with an acute fall. Available Fall Risk Screening Tools: Stay Independent: a 12-question tool [at risk if score ≥ 4] Important: If score < 4, ask if patient fell in the past year (If YES patient is at risk)