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. 2019 Jun 18;54(5):994–1006. doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.13186

Table 3.

Spearman correlation coefficients for associations between multiteam system component team process measures and five fall‐related outcomes among 16 hospitals

Multiteam system component team process measures at study end Fall‐related outcomes at study end
Total fall rate Injurious fall rate Unassisted fall rate Repeat fall rate Reporting‐fall‐events score
Core team process measures
Targeted bedside frequency score −0.205 −0.309 −0.344 −0.414 0.049
Universal bedside frequency score 0.167 −0.039 −0.064 −0.541 0.173
Universal organizational frequency score −0.275 −0.224 −0.397 −0.251 −0.094
Coordinating team process measures
Fall‐risk‐reduction coordination‐effectiveness score −0.443* −0.383 −0.586 −0.129 0.004
Training: fall‐risk‐reduction program score −0.253 −0.441* −0.418 −0.235 0.648
Training: fall‐risk assessment tool score −0.198 −0.521 −0.384 −0.075 0.125
Training: safe transfers and mobility score −0.003 −0.277 −0.200 −0.414 0.602
Training: mechanical lifts score 0.350 0.176 0.214 −0.590 0.344
Training: postfall huddle score 0.317 −0.174 −0.009 −0.586 0.330
Contingency team process measure
Postfall huddle rate 0.097 −0.392 −0.109 −0.465* 0.391

All process measure scores and the reporting‐fall‐events score were calculated based on the coordinating team's rating of their frequency or effectiveness using the gap analysis (Appendix S2) at study end. Total, injurious, and unassisted fall rates were measured during the end‐of‐study period January‐July 2014. The repeat fall rate was measured for the duration of the study August 2012‐July 2014. Statistical significance was calculated using Spearman exact test for correlations.

*P < 0.10; P < 0.05; P < 0.01.