This body of publications focuses on the systematic reviews of SEM assessment technology and confirms how sub-epidermal moisture is used to identify increased risk of pressure injury. Also included are health economic papers highlighting the cost effectiveness and efficiency of using SEM assessment technology.
Padula, W.V. et al. 2020. Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management
Aim: Our objective was to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of adopting sub-epidermal moisture scanners in comparison to existing hospital-acquired pressure injury prevention guidelines structured around subjective risk assessments.
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