Evidence-based nursing care in ICU patients with pressure ulcers experience in the practice of.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Evidence-based nursing care in ICU patients with pressure ulcers experience in the practice of [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the application of evidence-based nursing methods for the prevention and treatment of pressure sores clinical effects. Methods based nursing practices, nursing measures to develop the corresponding observed treatment effect. Results observation group, the incidence of pressure ulcers on admission 25% discharge rate of 3.22%, while the control group, the incidence of pressure ulcers on admission 31.7%, discharge rate was 8%. Conclusion Evidence-based nursing care for pressure sore prevention and treatment significantly. [Keywords:] pressure sore; ICU; evidence-based nursing Xunzheng nursing (EBN) is subject to Xunzheng medical care of the generated ideas, its emphasis on the process in the care patients should be personal clinical nursing Kexueyanjiu existing clinical evidence with patient values #8203;#8203;and aspirations together , a comprehensive consideration for each patient care program to provide the best [1]. pressure sores, also called bed sores, long-term local tissue pressure on the body, blood circulation, local tissue continuous ischemia, hypoxia, nutritional deficiencies, resulting in loss of normal function of the skin, caused by tissue damage and necrosis [2]. According to the National Association of pressure sores (The NationalPressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, NPUAP) estimate: 100 million people in the United States pressure sores [3], hospitalized patients rate was 5.1% ~ 32.1% [4]. 2007-2008, our department for ICU patients, evidence-based analysis and discussion, to develop appropriate nursing interventions, prevention and treatment of pressure sores from occurring, and achieved good results. 1 Clinical data Evidence-based nursing care to our department after the January 2007 -2008 In January 54 patients were admitted as a research object, and Evidence-based care with and witho