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Innovations in Falls Prevention: Insights from Vancouver Coastal Health

Join the Falls Prevention Virtual Learning Collaborative as the Lions Gate Hospital team shares their rapid-fire presentation on innovative strategies to reduce falls and related injuries in healthcare settings. This session features key insights from Barb Barham, Tanya Dunne, Nancy Quinlan, Sandra Sovdat, and Geraldine Casey. Learn about our ambitious goals to reduce fall rates and injuries by 40% by March 2011, alongside challenges faced, lessons learned, and future sustainability strategies. Contact Tanya Dunne for more information.

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Innovations in Falls Prevention: Insights from Vancouver Coastal Health

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  1. Falls Virtual Learning Session # 4 & Closing Congress Team Rapid Fire Presentation Vancouver Coastal Health, Lions Gate Hospital Barb Barham, Tanya Dunne, Nancy Quinlan, Sandra Sovdat, Geraldine Casey Join the Falls Prevention Virtual Learning Collaborative

  2. Who We Are Lions Gate Hospital 231 E 15th Street North Vancouver, B.C. LGH provides a full range of general and many specialized acute care services . The hospital has 268 beds, 7 operating rooms, and a variety of diagnostic services. It is the 4th busiest hospital in Vancouver and 1 of only 5 neurosurgery centres in B.C.

  3. Team Members

  4. AIM • To reduce the incidence of falls (fall rate) by 40% from baseline by March 2011. • To reduce injury from falls by 40% from baseline by March 2011.

  5. Change Ideas

  6. Measures

  7. Measures

  8. Measures

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  10. Measures

  11. Lessons Learned List any “key” advice or insights you would like to share with other teams?

  12. Next Steps What are some things you will do to sustain the work on reducing falls and injury from falls and by what date?

  13. Contact Information • Tanya Dunne • Project Manager, Fall & Injury Prevention Program • Vancouver Coastal Health • Email: tanya.dunne@vch.ca • Phone Number: 604-875-5600 ext 67208

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