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The main focus in this project is reducing the fall in patient room by consideration different aspects; such as avoiding swinging door in bathroom and using wider opening and provide sliding door, adjustable toilet seat, exploring over bed table design and IV Pole and reducing the turning, grabbing, pushing and pulling (Pati, et al , 2015)
The advice was using pale colors (Devlin, et al., 2003) and avoiding to use white color because white color have different impact in people under the condition sensitive in their environment (Dijkstra, et al , 2008)
Using SmartCells recommended to reduce if happened(Tideiksaar (Knoefel et al. SmartCells can use and bathroom.
Ø Avoid to use flush handle and used flushing sensor.
Ø Door design: used slid door and 4’ wide.
Ø Electronic frosted glass used for privacy at the doors and windows and to have a clear visual bathroom from the patient bed.
Ø Adjustable seating height.
Ø Acoustical glass used for Auditory privacy.
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