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Evidence


Earlier is better in the prevention of Pressure Injuries/Ulcers (PI/PUs), where a timely intervention can potentially reverse the damage and prevent the wound from breaking through the skin.

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To find out more, download our most recent real world publication presented at EWMA 2020 Virtual Congress here:

Reducing Pressure Injury/Ulcer (PI/U) Ulcer through the Introduction of Technology

Or select from our real world evidence detailed below.

Community Care

Striving for Perfect Care – Preventing skin breakdown in the community setting in the UK

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Nicky Ore. et al., Head of Clinical Governance, Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust EPUAP, Lyon, France, 2019

Results from a New Pressure Ulcer Prevention Bundle A Community Facility

EWMA, Bremen, Germany 2016

Pressure Ulcer Reduction Evaluation

Danielle Nation, Matron, Athlone Rehabilitation Unit
Central London Community Healthcare

Acute Care

Evaluation of Novel Sub-Epidermal Moisture (SEM) Technology in Early Pressure Ulcer Detection Versus Conventional Techniques

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Sharon O’Keeffe, CNS Tissue Viability & Pat McCluskey Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Cork University Hospital, Ireland

Tissue Viability Conference, Southampton, UK, 2019

Utility of a sensor-based technology to assist in the prevention of pressure ulcers: A clinical comparison

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Rose Raizman. et al., Scarborough Health Network, Canada

International Wound Journal, 2018, 1-12

Improved clinical outcomes in pressure ulcer prevention using the SEM Scanner

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Glenn Smith, Formerly Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nutrition & Tissue Viability, St Mary’s Hospital, Isle of White

Journal of Wound Care, 2019, Vol 28:5

A Quality Improvement Initiative in the Acute Setting

Ruth Ropper, Senior Nurse Project Support previously Lead Nurse Tissue Viability, NHS Lothian

Is it time to re-evaluate the inevitability of SCALE ulcers?

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Raine G. (2021). Lead Nurse, Marie Curie Hospice, Newcastle upon Tyne

International Journal of Palliative Nursing, Vol 27, No 9


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Hospice Care

Prevention, Prevention, Prevention - Tackling the No 1 Patient Safety Issue

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Gillian Raine, Lead Nurse, Marie Curie, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

Patient Safety Congress, Manchester, UK, 2018

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