Pressure Ulcer Prevention
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Act early to prevent pressure ulcers
Pressure ulcers can often be prevented with timely intervention.
With the right support, you can choose and apply solutions that fit your care setting.
Our experts can guide you on support surfaces, microclimate management and next steps.
STOP Pressure Ulcer Day 2026
To mark Stop Pressure Ulcer Day 2026, our clinical expert explains why timely intervention is critical in pressure ulcer prevention.
Discover how evidence-based, patient-focused decisions help you act early and improve care outcomes.
Arjo Support Surface Selection Guide
Choose a support surface with ease. Our step-by step
guide helps you quickly and effectively determine the most
suitable option for patients in your care.
Understanding microclimate where skin meets the support surface
Heat and moisture at the skin surface can impact how tissue responds to pressure over time.
See how a deeper understanding of microclimate can strengthen your prevention approach.
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Access the latest clinical evidence on pressure ulcer prevention
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Stay focused on prevention. We handle the rest.
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How microclimate supports Pressure Ulcer Prevention
Microclimate conditions can influence how tissue responds to pressure over time.
Learn how managing heat and moisture at the skin surface can support pressure ulcer prevention and inform surface selection.