20+ Interventions Uncovered with 15k Witnessed Falls:
Per your request, a full session of fall prevention case studies!
Description
You asked. We’re delivering. In this National Fall Huddle Webinar Series session, we’re jumping right into the case studies of fall events from across the country to share best practices for fall prevention from witnessing over 15K+ fall events. You’ll gain helpful tips that you can implement immediately in your communities to not only reduce falls but also reduce costly ER visits. Join us to learn the what, why, who, and when of fall huddles and how these crucial meetings help determine the root cause of falls through artificial intelligence-enabled video review to facilitate action plan development for fall prevention. As always, bring your questions for the experts.
Learning objectives:
- Learn best practices for fall prevention
- See how video review of falls can help uncover the root cause
- Participate in live fall huddles with peers from across the country
- Have an open Q&A with our expert panelists
Webinar Hosts
Adrienne Goree
Customer Success Manager, SafelyYou
Adrienne works closely with SafelyYou’s customers to conduct team fall huddles and collaborate on fall reduction strategies. Her background working in Assisted Living communities combined with the expertise gained from observing thousands of SafelyYou fall videos drives the insight she provides to our partner communities.
Glen Xiong, MD
Chief Medical Officer, SafelyYou
Dr. Xiong earned his medical degree from UC Davis and completed his residency training in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry at Duke University Medical Center. He is certified by the American Medical Directors Association in Post-Acute and Long-term Care Medicine (2006, 2016). He provides clinical care at the UC Davis Medical Center, and in Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living Facilities.
Ann Olson, OTR/L
Customer Success Manager, SafelyYou
Ann recently joined SafelyYou from Church Mutual where she was a senior living risk control specialist. There she collaborated with clients to implement risk-control service plans, researched best practices for accident and injury prevention and developed resource materials for staff and clients. A registered and licensed occupational therapist, Ann practiced for 20 years in healthcare settings including hospitals, assisted living, memory care and outpatient clinics.
