Assessing Risk and Preventing Pressure Ulcers in Patients With Cancer
To identify risk factors for pressure ulcers that may place the patient with cancer at higher risk. The role of nursing to provide pressure ulcer preventive measures will be discussed. Current research and published literature Research suggests that comprehensive prevention programs are effective in...
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| description | To identify risk factors for pressure ulcers that may place the patient with cancer at higher risk. The role of nursing to provide pressure ulcer preventive measures will be discussed.
Current research and published literature
Research suggests that comprehensive prevention programs are effective in reducing pressure ulcer incidence rates and can be cost-effective. Comprehensive pressure ulcer prevention guidelines include risk assessment, skin care, offloading, and nutrition. Immobility places patients with cancer at greater risk.
Nurses are at the forefront of predicting patients at risk for pressure ulcers and working with the multidisciplinary team to implement a pressure ulcer preventive program. There remains a dearth of research related to pressure ulcers and cancer. Research in this area is strongly suggested. |
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| subjects | Activities of Daily Living Beds Friction Humans Humidity Neoplasms - complications Nurse's Role Nursing Nursing Assessment - organization & administration Nutritional Status Oncology Nursing - organization & administration Patient Care Team - organization & administration Practice Guidelines as Topic Pressure Ulcer - etiology Pressure Ulcer - nursing Pressure Ulcer - prevention & control Primary Prevention - organization & administration Protein-Energy Malnutrition - complications Risk Assessment - organization & administration Risk Factors Skin Care - methods Skin Care - nursing |
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