Winning the Fall Prevention Battle

OVERVIEW | TARGET AUDIENCE | SESSION TOPICS | SPEAKERS | COST | CONTINUING EDUCATION | REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT

Insights into implementing the essential elements of an effective fall prevention and management program

This 8-week webinar series running February-March 2022 guides the interdisciplinary team through the elements of an effective falls prevention program. Sessions focus on assessment strategies that guide targeted risk-based interventions, responding to a fall event, and promoting a fall prevention environment.

Sessions will address integrating nursing an therapy assessments to determine individual fall risk factors, addressing risks using evidence-based practice, person centered care planning, and applying targeted interventions to address risk factors such as dementia, low vision, balance impairment, and incontinence as well as improving safety through interventions that consider resident preferences and application of root-cause analysis when falls occur.

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REGISTER TODAY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LIVE WEBINARS OR ACCESS THEM ON-DEMAND. On-demand content, including webinars and handouts will be available for at least one year. Register by March 21, 2022 to take advantage of this opportunity and pay HAH Member rates; after that, Proactive Medical Review will offer access to the on-demand series through their website at an increased price.

No time to participate now? No problem! Place your order (register) and gain access to all on-demand content, including webinars and handouts — you’ll be able to access them any time over the next year and still earn up to 8 nursing (ANCC) contact hours.

Nursing Home Administrators, Directors of Nursing, Assistant Directors of Nursing, QA Team, RNs, Compliance, Therapists, Department Heads, Corporate Team

The February 2 - March 9 webinars are from 9:30-10:30 am HST. The March 16 and March 23 webinars are from8:30-9:30 am HST (due to daylight savings).

Click on each topic below to take a deeper dive into what each session entails including a brief description of the session, learning objectives and planned content.

FEBRUARY 2, 2022
Assessing Fall Risk Using Evidence-Based Practice

FEBRUARY 9, 2022
Analyzing the Fall Event - Critical Steps after a Fall

FEBRUARY 16, 2022
Frontline Strategies for Fall Prevention: Environmental Measures, Activities Programs & Promoting Safe Movement

FEBRUARY 23, 2022
Conquering Falls Through Effective Care Planning

MARCH 2, 2022
Targeted Interventions Based on Risk Factors - Part 1

MARCH 9, 2022
Targeted Interventions Based on Risk Factors - Part 2

MARCH 16, 2022
Engaging the Troops: Moving the Falls Program Forward Through Staff Training & Engagement

MARCH 23, 2022
Tactical Plan for Sustained Falls Prevention Through QAPI

Participate in the live webinars and take advantage of the Q&A time to ask questions on challenging cases or discuss strategies and interventions! Earn up to 8 ANCC contact hours (see CE disclosures for more information).

Can’t participate now? No problem - place your order now and access later!
Purchase this 8-part series and gain access to all sessions on-demand, handouts and materials, including eligibility to earn up to 8 nursing contact hours. Participate at your convenience! Register by 3/21/22 and you’ll have access to all content for at least one year.

Registration and payment are now in one simple step! Scroll down to register and pay via credit card.

• HAH Member Rate: $350 per person (if you are an employee of one of our member organizations, then you receive the member rate!)

• Non-Member Rate: $500 per person
  

*No refunds for non-attendance; sessions will be available on-demand. Because registrants have access to proprietary materials and on-demand content, cancellations will not be accepted.

To be eligible for a continuing education certificate each person must register, pay the admission price, attend the session(s) and complete the corresponding evaluation(s).

Valid for the live and recorded webinars through 2/2/2024: This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by Oregon Nurses Association, an accredited approver of the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation, for 1 nursing contact hour per webinar (total of 8 hours for the series). Approval valid through 02/02/2024. OCEAN ID #2022-03.

State licensure boards have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses.
There is no conflict of interest for any planner or presenter with this learning activity.

Questions? Contact Lori Henning at lhenning@hah.org

Registration for this series has closed, effective 3/21/22.