Reducing pressure damage: care bundles and collaborative learning
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Published on: March 29, 2019
Alison M Evans1, Dwynwen Barklam, Karen Hone
1Cardiff University.
Abstract:
Reduction of hospital-acquired pressure ulcers is a patient and nursing priority. Although evidence-based interventions to prevent such ulcers are well known, reducing this healthcare burden has proven consistently difficult. Via case studies, this article describes how a bundle approach to pressure ulcer prevention may be adapted for use within different clinical areas. It illustrates how collaborative learning may facilitate the spread of improvement work across a health board and build improvement skills within nursing.
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