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    • Falls in the emergency department (ED) represent a significant patient safety concern.
    • Multifactorial fall prevention strategies have proven effective in inpatient settings.
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    • To tailor and implement a comprehensive fall prevention bundle specifically for an emergency department setting.
    • To address the challenge of patient falls within the ED.
    • To enhance patient safety through targeted interventions.

    Main Methods:

    • A review of fall prevention research informed the selection of bundle components.
    • Components included fall risk assessment, safe ambulation, toileting, staff communication, early warning, and patient education.
    • The fall risk assessment was modified for the ED through literature review and chart analysis.

    Main Results:

    • A tailored fall prevention bundle was implemented over five months in one ED.
    • Interdisciplinary team championed the initiative with peer-to-peer education and an online module for staff.
    • The fall risk screening was integrated into the electronic medical record.

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    • A comprehensive, tailored, bundled approach is essential for effective ED fall prevention.
    • Successful implementation hinges on front-line staff engagement throughout the process.
    • Continued innovation in ED fall prevention is vital for improving patient outcomes and safety.