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A number of tools have been designed for assessing fall risk. Tools include: the Falls Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT); the Berg Balance Scale; Timed Up and Go Test (TUG); The Balance Outcome Measure for Elder Rehabilitation (BOOMER).
The Morse Falls Scale is a Fall Risk Assessment tool that predicts the likelihood that a patient will fall.
The recommended risk assessment scales include: For adults: Braden Risk Assessment tool, Waterlow score, Norton risk assessment scale, or the PURPOSE-T (Pressure Ulcer Risk Primary or Secondary Evaluation Tool). For children: the Braden Q Scale.
Development Of FRAT Tool In 1999, the Peninsula Health Prevention Service developed the Falls Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT). Previous assessments of research indicated fall risk variables among older community members. It was a two-year research project.
Patient Fall Risk Assessment Tools Morse Fall Scale The Morse Fall Scale is a widely used and validated fall risk assessment tool for adult patients. Humpty Dumpty Scale The Humpty Dumpty Scale is widely used for pediatric fall risk assessment.
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30-Second Chair Stand Test. Youll repeat this for 30 seconds. Your provider will count how many times you can do this. A lower number may mean you are at higher risk for a fall. The specific number that indicates a risk depends on your age.

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