Cassandra Miller-Hardwick, MSN, RN, CRRN

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Pressure Ulcer Prevention and Mgmt • Establishing appropriate pressure ulcer related activity orders is important to promote healing and patient independence • The correct bed frame and mattress is also very important! One size does not fit all • Bed rest is not always required for patients with pressure ulcers. • Innovative approaches to PU management can allow the patient time up in their chair throughout the day • Strict sitting and turning and repositioning schedules can be challenging on non-rehab units
Equipment Needs • Bedside equipment • Alternative Call lights systems • Soft touch • Sip & Puff • Tent • Other types • Bed control options/Assistive technology • Appropriate Commode/shower chair options
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