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Bringing Wound Care into the 21st Century
With self-driving cars, 3-D printers, and virtual reality, technology is completely changing the way we go about our lives and
Bioengineering: The Missing Link in Pressure Injury Prevention
The war on pressure injuries may be in the verge of gaining a powerful new ally. The world of biomedical
The End of Medicine as We Know It?
The advent of penicillin revolutionized modern medicine. The original antibiotic, penicillin gave doctors the power to cure “untreatable” diseases and
Caring for Pressure Injuries in the ICU
Every day, the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of every busy hospital around the world receives new patients with severe conditions
Sub-epidural Moisture (SEM) and PIs: Seeing in the Dark
Preventing pressure injuries often feels like flailing in the dark, trying to stop something that we don’t see coming. By
Are Computer Simulations Better than Clinical Trials?
We may not be able to predict the future, but we can get a glimpse at something that hasn’t happened
The Self-Care Solution
When discussing pressure injuries, the topic of cost saving often centers around methods of prevention. After all, preventing even one
The Next Weapon in the War for PI Prevention
The greatest weapon in the war on pressure injury prevention may well be a risk assessment tool that tells caregivers
Fighting Back Against a Cell Killer
Back in the days of the traveling circus, one of the most popular attractions was the human contortionist. This master
172 Pressure Prevention Lessons from England
It stands to reason that collaboration may be the key to lowering the rate of pressure injuries. After all, the