STOP Pressure Ulcer Day 2022
SUPPORTING PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION AWARENESS THIS STOP PRESSURE ULCER DAY
New Dermisplus Prevent Tubes are innovative tri-block polymer gel tubes designed to redistribute pressure caused by medical devices from nasal cannulas to catheters.
They are simple and easy to secure for every patient, any tube, in any location.
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NEW Dermisplus® Prevent Tubing is ideal for respiratory and other medical tubing. Using a polymer gel, it protects skin by conforming to the patient’s anatomy and the device to effectively redistribute pressure, thereby reducing the risks of MDRPU (MDRPI). Existing solutions require users to cut, shape, stick and pack. Dermisplus Prevents’ design allows for simple, easy and secure positioning, for every patient, whatever the tube or location.
Managing patients with medical devices presents significant challenges for HCP’s. While delivering life-saving treatment, medical devices increase the likelihood of patients developing a PU (PI) or skin breakdown(1). The impact of this has increased during the Covid19 pandemic, where the vital use of respiratory tubing in combination with other life-saving treatments, exacerbates the issue (2, 3).
Supports international guideline recommendation 8.3 and 8.4(1), by redistributing pressure under medical devices to minimise pressure and shear (2, 3). Learn more
Is non adhesive to allow for thorough and repeated assessments of the skin underneath and around devices.
Reduces the risk of hospital acquired pressure ulcers
Can be cut to size and can be washed and re-used on the same patient.
Multiple tubes can be used to ensure full coverage of the device, over vulnerable areas.
SUPPORTING PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION AWARENESS THIS STOP PRESSURE ULCER DAY
This new year, we’re encouraging you to put your health and the health of your loved ones front and centre.
New Dermisplus Prevent Tubes are innovative tri-block polymer gel tubes designed to redistribute pressure caused by medical devices from nasal cannulas to catheters.
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