Supporting pressure ulcer prevention using state-of-the-art ICU beds

Hospital-acquired pressure injuries (also known as pressure ulcers or bed sores) cause substantial patient harm and costs to the healthcare system. In this eGuide, discover how one hospital achieved a 91.7% decrease in hospital-acquired pressure injuries¹ using state-of-the-art ICU bed technology – and saved an estimated $660,000 to $5,006,100.*

Specifically, you will also learn how:

• Stryker’s ProCuity ZMX ICU bed and our powered Isolibrium PE support surface work together to support protocols for early mobility and pressure injury prevention.
• The ICU bed can become the epicenter of patient care, enhancing workflow efficiency and enabling a better experience for care teams.
• Clinical support and data-driven partnership can help with optimizing processes and the use of ICU beds to help drive better patient outcomes.

If you’re striving to drive quality care in the ICU while navigating ongoing turnover and a less experienced staff, this eGuide is for you.