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Oncology Nurses Use Simulation and Team Training to Prevent Falls.

These quality improvement projects demonstrate that falls prevention requires a multidimensional, multidisciplinary strategy. Engagement of clinical and nonclinical staff, education of patients, and early identification of risk are essential methods to improve safety, maintain quality of life, and k...

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Published in:ONS Voice
Main Author: S. Kennedy, Casey
Format: research Journal Article
Published: Oncology Nursing Society 7/20/2026
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          Fatigue
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