The Surveillance Systems to Prevent Pressure Bedsores and Clinical Guidelines for Bedridden Patients and Caregivers

Siramungklanon, Napatrapee; Yaibuates, Mayoon; Pravesjit, Sakkayaphop; Kantawong, Krittika

doi:10.1109/ectidamtncon53731.2022.9720381

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“…A low-cost solution with high accuracy and reliability and the ability to detect compensatory motion mattresses [6]. Caregivers can additionally monitor the patient's posture and mattress status in real time, as well as remotely change the mattress shape, using a mobile appbased remote monitoring system [7].Similarly, cloud-based technologies enable caregivers to monitor and change beds in real time from anywhere in order to provide patients with individualized sedentary care [8]. Furthermore, studies have revealed that different mattresses have distinct impacts on comfort and ulcer prevention, with polyolefin mattresses giving more support, lowering pressure, and relieving pressure concentrations in important places [9].…”

Section: Automatic Adjustment Technology and Human-computer Interacti...mentioning

confidence: 99%

BRACKET: A Smart Pad Adjusts Automatically to Optimize the Design for Preventing Decubitus Ulcers in Older Persons Who Have Been Lying Down for a Long Time

Tang,

Yao,

Pan

et al. 2024

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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The goal of this thesis is to investigate the design application of the smart pad automatic adjustment mechanism in addressing the improvement of prolonged lying posture, pressure ulcer prevention, body detection, and rehabilitation healing of the elderly. Prolonged lying down is hazardous to the elderly’s health and can easily lead to pressure ulcers and other complications. BRACKET has a built-in pressure sensor and an automatic adjustment mechanism that can monitor real-time changes in the elderly’s sitting posture and body posture and automatically adjust the cushion morphology and hardness to optimize the pressure distribution based on the data fed back from the sensor to effectively improve the prolonged lying down posture and prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers. The study describes in detail the design principle and automatic adjustment technology of BRACKET, and the impacts of BRACKET in different sedentary postures are evaluated and compared with typical seat cushions via experiments and data analysis. BRACKET greatly reduces local pressure and effectively reduces the harm of pressure ulcers, as well as providing better sedentary care and rehabilitation services for the elderly, reducing the burden of care, and making a positive contribution to the improvement of the quality of life of the elderly and the effect of rehabilitation.

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Section: Automatic Adjustment Technology and Human-computer Interacti...mentioning

confidence: 99%

BRACKET: A Smart Pad Adjusts Automatically to Optimize the Design for Preventing Decubitus Ulcers in Older Persons Who Have Been Lying Down for a Long Time

Tang,

Yao,

Pan

et al. 2024

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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“…To identify such possibilities, surveillance information systems must adhere to guidelines for detecting pressure ulcers, including body pressure, skin moisture, and pH level of skin. The resulting data can be stored and visualized through a website application (Siramungklanon et al, 2022). This information system requires a dashboard as an interface between healthcare professionals.…”

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confidence: 99%

Adoption of Information and Technology Communication in Ulcer Pressure Prevention: A Narrative Review

Ahmalia,

Abdulwahid Aljaberi,

Mohamed Said

2024

IJALSR

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Patients who have immobilization and bedrest prone to have poor blood circulation to the area that contact the bed. This condition is triggering pressure ulcer that may impact on patients’ recovery process, burden, and conformity. In 4.0 industry, information, and communication technology (ICT) has implemented in many healthcare activities, including in the prevention of pressure ulcer. ICT provides a solution to prevent this unwanted condition in bedrest patients through many forms, but has not been mapped yet, especially for nursing. The purpose of this study is mainly to synthesize previous findings related to the adoption of ICT in pressure ulcer preventions. This study is a literature review which using several databases, namely Pubmed, Google Scholar, JMIR, IEEE, and Sage Journals. We used the PRISMA framework as a guideline to select the eligible articles that must be included to our study. We implemented Mixed Method Appraisal Tool to ensure the quality of articles in this review. Then, the data is synthesized and visualized in tabular. We gathered 2,081 articles from literature searching and obtained 12 eligible articles to be synthesized. Our Findings revealed that ICT adoption in ulcer pressure prevention was further than expected which the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) was dominated in our findings. We also found that several technologies, such internet of things (IoT), were also implemented to send the patient’s data related to pressure ulcer periodically and provided the information for healthcare provider to formulate preventive interventions. Detection of pressure ulcer among patients may be done precisely by tomography technique in one study. Various ICT implementations in pressure ulcer prevention were promising to be adopted by healthcare providers, including nurses.

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The Surveillance Systems to Prevent Pressure Bedsores and Clinical Guidelines for Bedridden Patients and Caregivers

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

BRACKET: A Smart Pad Adjusts Automatically to Optimize the Design for Preventing Decubitus Ulcers in Older Persons Who Have Been Lying Down for a Long Time

BRACKET: A Smart Pad Adjusts Automatically to Optimize the Design for Preventing Decubitus Ulcers in Older Persons Who Have Been Lying Down for a Long Time

Adoption of Information and Technology Communication in Ulcer Pressure Prevention: A Narrative Review

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