In our recent investigation into fall prevention, the integrity of patient fall prevention measures was found to be low at only 37.9%. Analysis indicated patients' reasons given for this result are: "I don't think I will fall", "Forgot the content of the health education", "I didn't get the health education leaflet", and "I can't understand the text of the health education leaflet." This project aims to use patient participation strategies to improve the integrity of inpatient fall prevention measures. The implementation measures of the project include: designing participatory health education chart cards; making anti-fall health education manuals; planning the placement of health education textbooks; and planning a QR code health education video area. After the implementation of the project the completeness of patient fall prevention measures increased from 37.9% to 85.2%. This outcome shows that the promotion of this project effectively improves the integrity of inpatients participating in anti-fall measures, reduces the incidence of inpatient falls, and promotes patient safety.