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Basic Information about various risks or conditions and how to help patients stay safe. Including: Aspiration, CAUTI, CLABSI, Delirium, Falls, HAPI, Isolation Precautions, Suicide.

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document number:   18084
document media type:   Document (PDF)
last update:  
October 2023
contact name:   Patient & Family Education
contact email:   patienteducation@uvahealth.org
literacy level:   Facts(6th - 8th)
language:   English
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