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"Costing pressure ulcer care in an Irish acute care setting: A feasibil" by Aoife Reilly, Jan Sorensen et al.

Objective: To test the feasibility of using a standardised data collection tool to estimate the cost of stage 2-4 pressure ulcer (PU) care within an acute care setting. Method: Data on resource use and cost were obtained through a retrospective survey of nursing and medical notes collecting cost data for individual patients who received care for stage 2-4 PUs. Results: Data for 20 patients (12 male/8 female) were analysed. The average patient age was 69 years (range: 37-95 years). Of this sample, seven patients had hospital-acquired PUs (HAPUs) and 14 patients had community-acquired PUs (CAPU) (one patient had both-in different anatomical areas). Over half of the total sample (55%; n=11) had a stage 2 PU. The average length of stay was 31.8 days (range: 5-119 days). Most of the patients (70%; n=14) had a CAPU. The average cost per patient with PU care was €878 (range: €39-2393). The mean cost for patients with a HAPU was €866 (SD: €1313) versus €911 (SD: €567) for patients ....

Acute Care Setting , Ommunity Acquired Pressure Ulcer , Ost Of Pressure Ulcers , Ospital Acquired Pressure Ulcer , Pressure Ulcer , Tandardised Data Collection Tool , Wound Treatment ,

"The retention effect of staff education programme: Sustaining a decrea" by Abbas Al Mutair, Alya Al Mutairi et al.


Abstract
Hospital-acquired pressure ulcers (HAPUs) negatively affect patients during hospitalisation, putting patients at risk for further complications. HAPUs are one of the hospital quality key performance indicators (KPIs) that necessitate quality initiatives and/or programmes to minimise its occurrence and consequences. When quality initiatives are put into place and proven effective, the next important focus is sustainability of the effects. The original Saudi Arabian study based on data collected from 50 441 patients, showed that implementation of the pressure ulcer prevention programme (PUPP) was successful showing a statistically significant reduction of HAPUs from 0.20% in 2014 to 0.06% in 2018 (P value
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Saudi Arabia , Saudi Arabian , Pearson Chi , Culture Of Care , Ospital Acquired Complications , Ospital Acquired Pressure Ulcer , Knowledge Workers , Ressure Ulcer Prevention Programme , சவுதி அரேபியா , சவுதி அரேபியன் , பியர்சன் சி ,