2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2702.2007.02029.x
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Norton, Waterlow and Braden scores: a review of the literature and a comparison between the scores and clinical judgement

Abstract: Nurses may be wasting their time conducting risk assessment scoring if clinical judgement and/or education are sufficient to assess pressure ulcers risk.

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“…Although this is not the optimal method for development of risk scores, important risk models have been developed using clinician-assigned scores such as the Apgar score, 24 Glasgow Coma Scale, 25 Norton, Waterlow, and Braden scores for pressure ulcers, 26 and American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) physical status score for prediction of perioperative and anesthetic-related mortality. 27 Altman and Royston 14 and Zhou et al 28 discuss the signifi cance of expert based risk prediction models -such as You Check -for meeting clinical and public health objectives, when high-level, statistically generated accurate risk models (i.e.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although this is not the optimal method for development of risk scores, important risk models have been developed using clinician-assigned scores such as the Apgar score, 24 Glasgow Coma Scale, 25 Norton, Waterlow, and Braden scores for pressure ulcers, 26 and American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) physical status score for prediction of perioperative and anesthetic-related mortality. 27 Altman and Royston 14 and Zhou et al 28 discuss the signifi cance of expert based risk prediction models -such as You Check -for meeting clinical and public health objectives, when high-level, statistically generated accurate risk models (i.e.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Waterlow Ölçeğinin, basınç yaralarına ilişkin araştırmaları incelenerek ve sağlık ekibi üyelerine danışılarak geliştirildiği bildirilmiştir (21,33) . Norton ve Braden araçlarının tersine puan arttıkça bası yarası riski artmaktadır (25) . En az 10 puan alan hastanın basınç yarası gelişme riski olduğu düşünülmekte, 10-14 puan arası riskli, 15-19 puan arası yüksek riskli, 20 puan ve üzeri ise çok yüksek riskli olarak kabul edilmektedir (11) (Tablo 3).…”
Section: Waterlow Risk Değerlendirme öLçeğiunclassified
“…Currently there are over 40 different tools or PU Risk Evaluation Scales, the most well known being those of Norton, Warterlow and Braden (1) . The variety of scales is mainly related to the needs of the distinct clinical areas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The variety of scales is mainly related to the needs of the distinct clinical areas. For example, the Waterlow and Braden Scales are more appropriate to evaluate hospitalized patients (1) , since the Norton Scale was originally developed to evaluate elderly patients in the hospital environment (2) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%