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PROTOCOL PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION

*Indicates change Printed By: gorec Printed: September 25, 2008 Page 1 of 5 PROTOCOL PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION Effective Date: September 25, 2008 Number: PROT0082 Issuing Department: PATIENT CARE SERVICES Submitted by: WOC DEPARTMENT Approved By: Signature on File Date: 09/2008 Supersedes: 6/05 Reviewed by: Date: Wound, Ostomy Continence | 8/08 Nursing Service | Pt Care Practice & Outcomes | 9/08 | | | | PERSONNEL: All accountable for patient care. PATIENT OUTCOME: 1. Maintenance of intact skin in the patient who is at risk for breakdown.

pressure ulcer prevention, risk factors and early treatment. 8. a. Teach patient/family about the causes and risk factors for pressure ulcer development and ways to minimize risk. Provide Preventing Pressure Ulcers Patient and Family Information handout. Provide patient info, preventing pressure ulcers via patient care standards. b.

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