Sentence examples for fall scale from inspiring English sources
Age, sex, medical record number, date of fall, time of fall, location of the fall, clinical service, admitting diagnosis, Morse Fall Scale assessment, fall protocol use, and whether the fall was witnessed were extracted from these DrQuality reports.
This meta-analysis was carried out as a comparison of the Morse Fall Scale (MFS), the St. Thomas Risk Assessment Tool in Falling Elderly Inpatients (STRATIFY) and the Hendrich II Fall Risk Model (HFRM II).
With this paper we intend to publicize the process to develop the Morse Fall Scale User's Manual.
The Morse Fall Scale (MFS) is an individualized criterion-referenced assessment tool designed for measuring the likelihood of patient falls in hospitals.
In the first phase of the research project: "Clinical Supervision for Safety and Care Quality" (C-S2AFECARE-Q), difficulties in the application of the Morse Fall Scale® and non-conformities in the implementation of the falls prevention protocol were identified.
To identify the incidence of key fall risk factors in groups of older adults in long-term care facilities and to find out which factors can be identified by the Morse Fall Scale (MFS) as significant in relation to high fall risks.
His Booker-longlisted Gospel of Judas was a taut thriller of religious ecstasy and sexual ambivalence; The Fall scales its passions down to the dynamics of friendship and family, yet retains an Old-Testament, elemental quality.
Dr. DiMichele has followed a fallen scale tree for 100 feet, before it disappeared behind coal not yet mined away.
I was reminded of an evening in the village when I had heard someone singing a clutch of haunting notes on a rising, then falling scale.
What follows, in the only slow movement of the work's five, is a lament, made with the simplest material, no more than a falling scale, but making that material sound new.
Martin describes the introduction's melody, which he regards as "crucial to the staying power of the song", as "a falling scale in the left hand, a rocking scale in the right".
