Tailored education program using home floor plans for falls prevention in discharged older patients: A pilot randomized controlled trial

Highlights • We conducted a tailored education program to prevent falls in discharged patients. • No falls occurred in the intervention group during the follow-up. • Tailored education had effect of preventing near-falls following discharge.

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Published inArchives of gerontology and geriatrics Vol. 71; pp. 9 - 13
Main Authors Ueda, Tetsuya, Higuchi, Yumi, Imaoka, Masakazu, Todo, Emiko, Kitagawa, Tomomi, Ando, Suguru
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Abstract Highlights • We conducted a tailored education program to prevent falls in discharged patients. • No falls occurred in the intervention group during the follow-up. • Tailored education had effect of preventing near-falls following discharge.
AbstractList Highlights • We conducted a tailored education program to prevent falls in discharged patients. • No falls occurred in the intervention group during the follow-up. • Tailored education had effect of preventing near-falls following discharge.
To investigate the effect of a tailored education program using home floor plans on falls prevention in discharged older patients. A single-center, parallel, pragmatic, pilot randomized controlled trial with equal allocation to the intervention and control groups. Discharged hospital patients were followed-up in their home settings. All discharged orthopedic patients aged ≥65 years who experienced ≥1 fall(s) in the past year (n=60). Both groups received standard care (exercises) and the intervention group also received a tailored education program for falls prevention using home floor plans. Falls and near-falls at the participants' homes using a 1-month fall calendar during the 1-month period after discharge. The evaluators were blinded at the baseline assessment. Nine participants were withdrawn from the study, leaving 51 of 60 (85%) participants for the final analyses. No falls occurred in the intervention group (n=25) during follow-up. However, 2 participants (7.7%) fell in the control group (n=26). Near-falls were reported by 7 participants (28.0%) in the intervention group and 13 participants (50.0%) in the control group. The intervention group had 75% less near-falls compared with the control group, as assessed using a Cox proportional hazards model (hazard ratio, 0.25; 95% confidence interval, 0.09-0.75). The tailored education program using home floor plans at the hospital was effective for reducing falls and near-falls among discharged orthopedic patients. Registration of clinical trials: This study was registered with the Research Ethics Committee of University Hospital Medical Information Network (UMIN) Center (000018201).
•We conducted a tailored education program to prevent falls in discharged patients.•No falls occurred in the intervention group during the follow-up.•Tailored education had effect of preventing near-falls following discharge. To investigate the effect of a tailored education program using home floor plans on falls prevention in discharged older patients. A single-center, parallel, pragmatic, pilot randomized controlled trial with equal allocation to the intervention and control groups. Discharged hospital patients were followed-up in their home settings. All discharged orthopedic patients aged ≥65 years who experienced ≥1 fall(s) in the past year (n=60). Both groups received standard care (exercises) and the intervention group also received a tailored education program for falls prevention using home floor plans. Falls and near-falls at the participants’ homes using a 1-month fall calendar during the 1-month period after discharge. The evaluators were blinded at the baseline assessment. Nine participants were withdrawn from the study, leaving 51 of 60 (85%) participants for the final analyses. No falls occurred in the intervention group (n=25) during follow-up. However, 2 participants (7.7%) fell in the control group (n=26). Near-falls were reported by 7 participants (28.0%) in the intervention group and 13 participants (50.0%) in the control group. The intervention group had 75% less near-falls compared with the control group, as assessed using a Cox proportional hazards model (hazard ratio, 0.25; 95% confidence interval, 0.09–0.75). The tailored education program using home floor plans at the hospital was effective for reducing falls and near-falls among discharged orthopedic patients. Registration of clinical trials: This study was registered with the Research Ethics Committee of University Hospital Medical Information Network (UMIN) Center (000018201).
OBJECTIVETo investigate the effect of a tailored education program using home floor plans on falls prevention in discharged older patients.DESIGNA single-center, parallel, pragmatic, pilot randomized controlled trial with equal allocation to the intervention and control groups.SETTINGDischarged hospital patients were followed-up in their home settings.PARTICIPANTSAll discharged orthopedic patients aged ≥65 years who experienced ≥1 fall(s) in the past year (n=60).INTERVENTIONSBoth groups received standard care (exercises) and the intervention group also received a tailored education program for falls prevention using home floor plans.MEASUREMENTSFalls and near-falls at the participants' homes using a 1-month fall calendar during the 1-month period after discharge. The evaluators were blinded at the baseline assessment.RESULTSNine participants were withdrawn from the study, leaving 51 of 60 (85%) participants for the final analyses. No falls occurred in the intervention group (n=25) during follow-up. However, 2 participants (7.7%) fell in the control group (n=26). Near-falls were reported by 7 participants (28.0%) in the intervention group and 13 participants (50.0%) in the control group. The intervention group had 75% less near-falls compared with the control group, as assessed using a Cox proportional hazards model (hazard ratio, 0.25; 95% confidence interval, 0.09-0.75).CONCLUSIONSThe tailored education program using home floor plans at the hospital was effective for reducing falls and near-falls among discharged orthopedic patients. Registration of clinical trials: This study was registered with the Research Ethics Committee of University Hospital Medical Information Network (UMIN) Center (000018201).
Author Ueda, Tetsuya
Higuchi, Yumi
Ando, Suguru
Todo, Emiko
Imaoka, Masakazu
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•We conducted a tailored education program to prevent falls in discharged patients.•No falls occurred in the intervention group during the follow-up.•Tailored...
To investigate the effect of a tailored education program using home floor plans on falls prevention in discharged older patients. A single-center, parallel,...
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Title Tailored education program using home floor plans for falls prevention in discharged older patients: A pilot randomized controlled trial
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