Morse Fall Scale Calculator
Morse Fall Scale Assessment
Formula
Morse Fall Scale = Fall History + Secondary Dx + Ambulatory Aid + IV + Gait + Mental Status (0-125)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Morse Fall Scale?
The Morse Fall Scale is a validated tool to assess fall risk in hospitalized patients. It evaluates 6 variables to produce a score that guides fall prevention interventions.
What score indicates high fall risk?
Scores 0-24: low risk, 25-50: moderate risk, 51+: high risk. Higher scores require more intensive fall prevention measures.
How often should fall risk be assessed?
Assess on admission, with change in condition, after a fall, on transfer, and per unit protocol (typically every shift or daily).
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