Pressure Injury Prevention
Provizio SEM Scanner
Deliver objective and anatomically-specific assessment of pressure injury (PI) risk 5 days*¹ earlier than visual skin assessment, regardless of skin tone². This empowers you with a window of opportunity to deploy a tailored prevention strategy to minimise PI incidence.
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Arjo-porteføljen til forebyggelse af trykskader
Vi tilbyder innovative produkter, der er førende på markedet, lige fra støttende overflader og kontrol af mikroklimaet til tidlig og objektiv risikoidentifikation, der er designet til at støtte dig i håndtering og forebyggelse af trykskader inden for alle plejeområder.
Proven to support significant reductions in PI incidence across care settings
47%
in hospice settings³
90%
(weighted average)
in acute care settings⁴
86%
in long-term care settings⁵
Recognised in the latest EPUAP-NPIAP-PPPIA international guidelines⁶
Recommendation 2.6
“Consider using a sub-epidermal moisture/edema measurement device as an adjunct to routine clinical skin assessment”
(Strength of Evidence = B2, Strength of recommendation ↔)
Recommendation 2.7
“When assessing darkly pigmented skin, consider assessment of sub-epidermal moisture as important adjunct strategy”
(Strength of Evidence = B2, Strength of recommendation ↑)
The Science of Sub-epidermal Moisture (SEM)
Elevated levels of SEM is a biomarker of early tissue damage that can lead to pressure injury development. SEM can be identified by assessing the biocapacitance of tissue. This non-invasive technology enables early and objective assessment of increased pressure injury (PI) risk, empowering you to take decisive action to minimise PI incidence and to help reduce overall cost and time to care.
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Find out more about the role of SEM in pressure injury development
Download our clinical evidence summary.
Provizio® SEM-scanner
Provizio® SEM-scanner giver dig mulighed for at levere objektiv og anatomisk specifik risikovurdering af trykskader, hvilket sikrer et 5-dages vindue med mulighed for at implementere en målrettet og skræddersyet strategi til forebyggelse af trykskader, der hjælper med at minimere tryksår-incidens og reducere de samlede omkostninger og tid til pleje.
Det vigtigste er tidlig og målrettet intervention
Få mere at vide om, hvordan vores sæt til tidlig og målrettet Intervention støtter dig i at sætte en ny standard for klinisk topkvalitet ved at:
• sikre tidlig, objektiv og anatomisk specifik risikovurdering
• tilbyde omfattende løsninger og muliggøre skræddersyet intervention
• fremskynde og opretholde forbedrede kliniske resultater
*Median
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Okonkwo H, Bryant R, Milne J et al. A blinded clinical study using subepidermal moisture biocapacitance measurement device for early detection of pressure injuries. Wound Repair & Reg 2020;1-11.
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Bates-Jensen BM, McCreath HE, Pongquan V. Sub-epidermal moisture is associated with early pressure ulcer damage in nursing home residents with dark skin tones: pilot findings. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2009;36(3):277-284.
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Raine G (2021). Is it time to re-evaluate the inevitability of SCALE ulcers at the end of life? Int J Palliat Nurs. 2021 Nov 2;27(9):440-448. doi:10.12968/ijpn.2021.27.9.440. PMID: 34846932.
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Bryant RA, Moore ZE, Iyer V. Clinical profile of the SEM Scanner - Modernizing pressure injury care pathways using Sub-Epidermal Moisture (SEM) scanning. Expert Rev Med Devices. 2021 Sep;18(9):833-847.
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Burns M. (2020). Reducing Pressure Injury/Ulcer (PI/PU) through the Introduction of Technology. Abstract submitted and presented at EWMA 2020. BBI PURP Report September 2020
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European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel, Pan Pacific Pressure Injury Alliance. Prevention and Treatment of Pressure Ulcers/Injuries: The International Guideline 2019. Emily Haesler (Ed.). EPUAP/NPIAP/PPPIA: 2019.
