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SPIPP: Shortcut to the Guidelines
An introduction to the Standardized Pressure Injury Prevention Protocol (S-PIPP), derived from the guidelines and including new research findings. The National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel created a “short cut” for SPIPP to help nurses in critical care closely examine the interventions for pressure injury prevention.
Web link    Date Added: 01/16/2024    Date Last Modified: Jan 16 2024 3:22PM  
Pressure Ulcer Prevention and Management Pathway
This tool from 3M/Harm Free Care provides a visual flowchart of pressure injury prevention, evaluation and management for health care personnel.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 04/27/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 1:21PM  
Wound Classification
This presentation hosted by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality contains detailed information on assessing and measuring a wound.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 04/27/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 12:00PM  
The CMUNRO SCALE© Education Sheet
The CMUNRO SCALE© facilities a mnemonic strategy to learning perioperative risk factors. The letters of each key word converts the information in the Munro Scale into more manageable information for perioperative nurses.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 04/27/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 1:34PM  
Munro Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment Scale
Excel spreadsheet of the Munro Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment Scale for adult perioperative patients.
Microsoft Excel    Date Added: 04/27/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 1:26PM  
NPIAP™ Pressure Injury and Stages
Pressure injuries occur as a result of intense pressure, prolonged pressure or pressure in combination with shear. This tool with photographs from the National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel can aid in staging pressure injuries.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 04/27/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 1:39PM  
Pressure Ulcers in People with Dark Skin Tones
This one-page card may be used in assessing and staging pressure injuries in patients with dark skin tones.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 04/27/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 12:05PM  
Pressure Ulcer Staging Card (Minnesota Hospital Association)
An tool from the Minnesota Hospital Association can aid health care providers in staging pressure injuries and determining pressure points.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 04/07/2023    Date Last Modified: Apr 27 2023 1:15PM  
COVID-19 Pressure Injury Prevention – PIP Tips for Prone Positioning
A National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel tool with tips for prone positioning to prevent pressure injuries.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 02/22/2022    Date Last Modified: Apr 26 2023 2:09PM  
Preventing Pressure Injuries in Hospitals: A Toolkit for Improving Quality of Care
This resource from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) aims to assist hospital staff in implementing effective pressure injury prevention practices through an interdisciplinary approach to care.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 02/17/2022    Date Last Modified: Apr 26 2023 2:11PM  
Norton Plus Pressure Injury Scale
This tool can be used to identify patients at risk for pressure ulcers/injuries.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 08/26/2021    Date Last Modified: Apr 26 2023 2:12PM  
The Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Injury
This tool measures cumulative risk for pressure injury development based on several risk factors.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 02/08/2021    Date Last Modified: Apr 26 2023 2:13PM  
Assessing Pressure Injury Risk - How to Use the Braden Scale
This presentation outlines how to complete the Braden Scale accurately and ensure appropriate prevention measures are taken.
Adobe PDF    Date Added: 02/08/2021    Date Last Modified: Apr 26 2023 2:13PM