Mobility vs. Safety
Fall Prevention’s Biggest Challenge
Webinar Details
Rehabilitation hospitals face a unique challenge: helping patients regain strength, confidence, and independence while also protecting them from falls. Unlike traditional acute care settings, rehabilitation programs actively encourage mobility, making it essential to strike the right balance between recovery goals and patient safety.
Join Joshua Halon, MSN, RN, EDAC and the fall prevention experts at Ocuvera as they explore how leading organizations are addressing one of the industry’s most persistent dilemmas. This educational webinar will examine the relationship between patient mobility, staffing realities, clinical workflows, and fall prevention outcomes. Attendees will gain practical insights into how rehabilitation hospitals can support patient independence without increasing fall risk or adding unnecessary burden to frontline caregivers.
- Thursday, October 8th
- 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM CST
- Online via Microsoft Teams
Topics
- RThe unique clinical, quality, and operational fall-prevention challenges facing inpatient rehabilitation facilities
- RWhy patient mobility and fall prevention are not competing goals
- RStrategies for promoting safe independence while maintaining clinical vigilance
- RLessons learned from rehabilitation hospitals working to reduce falls while preserving mobility-focused care models
- RHow staffing realities, caregiver workload, and staff engagement influence patient safety outcomes
- RThe connection between fall prevention, patient experience, regulatory readiness, and accreditation priorities
- RHow technology and real-time awareness can enhance, not replace, compassionate patient-centered care
About the Speaker
Joshua Halon, MSN, RN, EDAC
With extensive experience in healthcare operations, strategic planning, quality improvement, regulatory readiness, and accreditation, Joshua has held leadership across healthcare organizations. Throughout his career, he has focused on operational excellence to improve outcomes for both patients and caregivers.
Joshua is a passionate advocate for patient-centered care. As a thought-leader and speaker, he covers topics including healthcare operations, high-reliability organizations, strategic planning, patient experience, and the evolving role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. He believes the future of healthcare depends on balancing technology with humanity, ensuring innovation enhances, rather than replaces, the compassionate care patients deserve.
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