In the adult Med-Surg COVID19 patients with nasal cannula, venti-mask, or non-rebreathing mask, does the completion of a facial skin assessment every 4 hours as opposed to once a shift, improve preventing device related pressure injuries?

Authors

Tessa Brathwaite, Homestead HospitalFollow
Francesca Lanata, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Mauricio Zuniga Ibagon, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Marie Claudia Moran, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Isabel Gonzalez, West Kendall Baptist HospitalFollow
Michelle Rojas, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Minela Del Valle, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Johana Suarez, West Kendall Baptist HospitalFollow

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Publication Date

7-2021

Document Type

Video - BHSF/IP Restricted Access

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Brathwaite, Tessa; Lanata, Francesca; Zuniga Ibagon, Mauricio; Moran, Marie Claudia; Gonzalez, Isabel; Rojas, Michelle; Del Valle, Minela; and Suarez, Johana, "In the adult Med-Surg COVID19 patients with nasal cannula, venti-mask, or non-rebreathing mask, does the completion of a facial skin assessment every 4 hours as opposed to once a shift, improve preventing device related pressure injuries?" (2021). BHSF Cohort 5 EBP Showcase. 15.
https://scholarlycommons.baptisthealth.net/cohort-5-ebp-showcase/15