Preventing Pressure Injuries: A guide for patients, families, and caregivers

Pressure injuries, also known as pressure ulcers or bedsores, are a serious problem that can cause harm to you or your loved ones. They are wounds on the skin that often develop over the bony areas of the body, from prolonged lying or sitting. They can cause pain, increase risk of infection, and can also lead to long-term disability or even death.
In this video, you will learn about what pressure injuries are, its impact on patients and caregivers, and how you can help prevent and manage pressure injuries with 6 simple steps (think…. 𝗜.𝗡.𝗝.𝗨.𝗥.𝗬.):
- 𝗜ncontinence care
- 𝗡utrition and Hydration
- 𝗝ust Move
- 𝗨se pressure relieving surfaces
- 𝗥eassess skin regularly
- 𝗬ou should seek help early
If you notice signs of a pressure injury, or have any questions or concerns, please inform your healthcare professional early.
For more useful information and tips on pressure injury prevention and management, visit our ‘Pressure Injury Hub’ at www.healthhub.sg/pressure-injury.

[@apleman777]

amazing information & fast , Reassess skin regularly .. Ronald RN

[@ritabosico3328]

Thank you for a calm video explaining this. I am just now needing to do this so I need basic information as a family caregiver who has no medical background.

[@linfangzhou108]

Very easy to understand video, thank you 👍

[@achiengothohakiyaw6425]

Thank you 💕💕

[@ruthsep1952]

Thank you for your wisdom

[@manojarathnayake4615]

Thank you so much

[@orudimedsp1036]

It was a nice lecture ,so like I want to get the purposes of treating pressure sores.

[@davidnaucke3955]

What kind of Dr. Do you need to see with 1 st stage?

[@benjaminy.]

Hi there! Thanks for the video. One question, for very serious bed sore - level/stage 3/4 bed sore with potential risk of septic infection. Is suction method required. Thanks

[@Cris-yx4uw]

A roll gauze falls into the category of "bandaging systems" that can cause a device related pressure ulcer?

[@northerncare4447]

Good video except you should never lift another person, always use a hoist or other equipment to avoid injury to your back