You are the visiting nurse for a frail older patient who livesalone in her own home and prizes her independence. Youassess her to be at high risk for falls because of her generalweakness, the medication she takes, and a long history ofindifference to safety counseling. What nursing interventionsare likely to be most effective in ensuring her safety?

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