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safe wandering

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safe wandering,
a nursing outcome from the Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) defined as safe, socially acceptable moving about without apparent purpose in an individual with cognitive impairment. See also Nursing Outcomes Classification.


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But once I realized I was perfectly safe wandering about, I went down the narrowest calles at night, without a second thought.
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For example, the facility may have built-in preventions such as nonskid flooring, safe wandering paths, and so on, but the individual resident's daily routines and habits (such as afternoon wandering) may provide a direct link as to why an accident occurred.
Danger zone: an accident waiting to happen by Underwood, Reta A. / Nursing Homes
Planning for regular exercise might ensure safe wandering occurs.
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