Development of an implementation plan for the 6-PACK falls prevention programme as part of a randomised controlled trial: Protocol for a series of preimplementation studies

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Development of an implementation plan for the 6-PACK falls prevention programme as part of a randomised controlled trial: Protocol for a series of preimplementation studies

Background: Inhospital falls cause morbidity, staff burden and increased healthcare costs. It is unclear if the persistent problem of inhospital falls is due to the use of ineffective interventions or their suboptimal implementation. The 6-PACK programme appears to reduce fall injuries and a randomi...

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Main Authors:	Barker, A., Morello, R., Ayton, D., Hill, Keith, Landgren, F., Brand, C.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	BMJ Publishing Group 2016
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/29624

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