About Course
This continuing education course provides nurses with evidence-based knowledge and practical strategies for fall prevention and safety in geriatric patients. The course examines age-related physiological changes, intrinsic and extrinsic fall risk factors, assessment tools, patient-centered interventions, safe mobility techniques, interdisciplinary care coordination, and strategies to promote independence while reducing injury risk.
Falls remain one of the leading causes of hospitalization, disability, and mortality among older adults. Nurses play a critical role in identifying high-risk patients, implementing preventive interventions, educating patients and caregivers, and promoting safe environments across healthcare settings. This course supports improved patient outcomes through evidence-based geriatric nursing practices focused on safety, mobility, and quality of life.
Course Content
Geriatric Care and Fall Prevention in Nursing Practice
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Course Completion Requirements
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Course overview
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Clinical Case scenario
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Learning Modules
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Course Evaluation and Learner Attestation
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Certificate of Completion
