What should be done for a person scoring higher than 14 in a fall risk assessment?

A score higher than 14 in a fall risk assessment indicates a significant risk for falls, and it is essential to take proactive measures to ensure the individual's safety. Implementing a Fall Protocol involves creating a comprehensive plan that addresses the risks and includes interventions tailored specifically to the person’s needs. This may involve environmental modifications, increased supervision, or the use of assistive devices. Such actions can prevent falls and enhance the individual's overall well-being.

While further testing and regular monitoring can be beneficial, they are typically part of a broader response rather than an immediate action for someone at high risk. Simply taking no action is not responsible, as it neglects the immediate risks posed by the high score. Therefore, implementing a Fall Protocol is the most appropriate and effective response in this situation.