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Falls are a widespread concern in hospitals setting. Fall prevention is a very pressing hospital risk management and patient safety challenge due to many of in-patient admitted for mobility problems, falls, or injury from falls making.The aim of the study is to assess nurses’ perception of the effectiveness of using fall prevention protocol of risk fall hospitalized patients. The study is quantitative descriptive cross-sectional design. Sample: A convenience sample of 204 nurse from KAUH. Data collection was used in this study was "Assessment of the injurious fall risk factors and fall prevention intervention questionnaire''. Result:Overall, Nurses coming from the general Units perceived significantly higher frequently perceived fall-risks, greater Perceived nursing intervention. Conclusion: It is concluded that nurses’ perception towards frequently preventable risk factors and their frequently intervention to prevent those factors has positive strong relationship and got the highest scored mean. Recommendation: all nurses should be motivated and encouraged to attend regular continuous education of programs every six months for risk fall and prevention measures.

Nurses’ Perception toward the Effectiveness of Using Risk Fall Prevention Protocol of Hospitalized Patients.