He suggested that all staff should follow safety protocol. Before admission, a falls and nutrition assessment should be performed on all patients, regardless of their age. It also recommends using the minimal approach for all confused patients in the ICU. Prohibits the use of wrist restraints and vests on the unit. He ensures that his staff reinforces the alarm and wakes the patient to use the bell for any assistance. All observations and 1:1 gloves require a doctor's order. He also talks about bedroom alarm systems. Falling can lead to many serious complications that can affect patient outcomes. It can lead to fractures especially if there is an underlying diagnosis of osteoporosis. Bleeding and bruising if the patient takes Coumadin. A possible death can occur during a fall. Falls can also impact us through a lower HCAP score. Higher expenses for the duration of the stay. No reimbursement for additional falls diagnosis. High levels of stress for nurses. Bad reputation for the hospital. The hospital can close. No one wants to take a family member to an unsafe location with a higher incidence of falls. The way to solve this problem will be to first promote safety by evaluating the needs of the patient. The bed brakes must always be locked and connected. Place an alarm on the bed and call the bell inside