Research Article
A Qualitative Study of Nursing Students’ Experiences in Fall Prevention for Older Home Care Clients
Table 1
The nursing students’ experiences for fall prevention during clinical practice in the context of older people home care.
| Themes | Main categories | Subcategories |
| Evaluation of falls at older people’s home | Comprehensive physical examination | Acute medical illness | Muscle weakness | Mobility related to pain | Systematic evaluation of falls | Knowledge of available assessment methods | Low use of assessment tools | Use of drugs | Impaired balance | Messy home |
| Fall prevention during home visits | Concrete fall prevention in authentic client situations | Observe home’s internal surroundings | Observe home’s external surroundings | Look after the use of safe shoes | Take care of sufficient availability of personal aids | Confidential relationship with older client at the multifaceted system | Reciprocal confidence | Respect of autonomy | Multiprofessional, but fragmented care | Evidence-based knowledge | Comprehensive knowledge of related factors on fall prevention | Low use of evidence-based knowledge |
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