Integrate non-invasive technologies [SEM] into standard protocols for at-risk patients to augment existing assessments
Train clinicians to recognize and act upon preclinical signs, supported by SEM
Equip facilities with SEM devices and provide training for their use as part of a comprehensive pressure injury prevention strategy
Impacting >2.5M patients in the US each year, pressure injuries are the only hospital-acquired condition to grow over time and increase length of stay by 9.1 days. Pressure injuries demand more time, more energy and more resources from your team – every day.
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Provides objective pressure injury assessment
Enables anatomy specific interventions
Indicates increased risk 5 days* earlier than visual skin assessment regardless of skin tone.1,2
Objective assessment of pressure injury risk
Captured and tracked in real-time
Integrated seamlessly to EMR
*Median. 1. Okonkwo H. et al. (2020). A blinded clinical study using a subepidermal moisture biocapacitance measurement device for early detection of pressure injuries. Wound Repair and Reg 2020;1-11. https://doi.org/10.1111/wrr.12790. 2. Bates-Jensen, B. M., Mccreath, H. E. & Pongquan, V. 2009. Subepidermal moisture is associated with early pressure ulcer damage in nursing home residents with dark skin tones: pilot findings. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs, 36, 277-84.
Dan Raffensberger, Sales Managing Director
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