An analysis of CMS data consisting of 19,792 observations from 3,767 hospitals confirms that a positive patient experience is associated with increased profitability ⏤ and that the association between negative experiences and decreased profitability is even stronger.
Minimizing wound care pain
Patients suffering from wounds often have anxiety about the wound care process. A number of studies suggest that the pain of dressing changes can impair healing.
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Keeping patients free of pressure injuries
Pressure injuries are a rampant side effect of healthcare, affecting 15% of acute care and 28% of long-term care patients. They’re the second-most common cause of medical malpractice civil suits. The average settlement? $250,000, with some awards reaching $312 million.
Mölnlycke helps health systems prevent these devastating injuries with sophisticated solutions. For instance, our effectiveness of our Mepilex® Border dressings are supported by, have yielded more than 80 pieces of evidence proving their effectiveness in pressure ulcer prevention.
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Case Study
Patient bathing is good for well being
Being confined to bed affects an individual’s sense of control and well-being. A bed bath can do wonders to lift a patient’s mood and improve their self-image and comfort. It also offers health benefits because the clinician can more closely examine the skin and stimulate circulation.
Our Hibi® Universal Bathing System (HUBS) combined with our Hibiclens® antiseptic skin cleanser makes the process more efficient and comfortable while also aiding in infection control. See how the system works to enhance patient care.
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