Thank you for taking the time to look at this. We've put it in front of you first, before anyone else, because your read on it will shape how we build the next six modules.

BedEducation is an eight-module falls-prevention curriculum built for two audiences — the patients, residents and families on the receiving end of a fall, and the hospital and aged-care staff trying to prevent one.

You'll likely already know the FallTIPS work coming out of the US — Patricia Dykes and the Brigham team's three-step "Tailoring Interventions for Patient Safety" program, run across acute hospitals.

We're not trying to copy that program. FallTIPS leans on long-form video — sessions of 45 minutes to an hour, designed for clinical inservice. BedEducation is built differently. Eight focused modules of two to four minutes each, written for the attention span of someone in a hospital bed, a family member on a phone in the corridor, or a busy carers.

Same evidence base. Different shape. Built for how people actually consume content in 2026.

Two of the eight modules have first-pass video as well as an overview video around falls prevention. The rest have scripts in development — and we'd appreciate your input on the curriculum before we keep producing. The videos you'll see are early AI-generated drafts; they'll be reshot to a higher standard once the script and clinical content land.

If, after watching, you'd be open to joining a small clinical advisory panel — reviewing content as we ship and lending your name to the program publicly — we'd be honoured. There's a Calendly at the bottom of the next page to set up a call. No expectations either way; the feedback alone is more than welcome.