FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4206196065> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4206196065 endingPage "104172" @default.
• W4206196065 startingPage "104172" @default.
• W4206196065 abstract "There is need for improvement in effective pressure ulcers preventive strategies.To study whether a multi-layer silicone-adhesive polyurethane foam dressing shaped for the sacrum prevents PUs development in addition to standard PU preventive care for at-risk hospitalized patients.Open-label, parallel group, multi-center randomized controlled trial.709 in-hospital patients at risk for pressure ulcers from 25 medical, surgical, and intensive care units of 12 Italian hospitals.A multi-layer silicone-adhesive polyurethane foam was applied to the sacrum in addition to standard PUs preventive care in the intervention group. In the control group, standard preventive care alone, including systematic pressure ulcer risk assessment, skin assessment three times per day, routine positioning every 4 h, use of active support surface as appropriate, and incontinence skin care, was guaranteed. Primary outcome was incidence of sacral pressure ulcers of any stage at seven days from hospital admission. Secondary outcomes were incidence of sacral pressure ulcers ≥ II stage, number of days needed to PU development, number of skin adverse events due to the foam dressing, number of dressings used for each patient, number of withdrawing patients due to discomfort caused by the foam dressing. Participants were evaluated at baseline and at seven days.In patients admitted to medical units, 15/113 controls and 4/118 in the intervention group developed sacral pressure ulcers (p = 0.010; absolute reduction 9.2%; NNT for benefit 11, 95% CI 6 to 44). In patients admitted to surgical units, 21/144 controls and 8/142 in the intervention group developed sacral pressure ulcers (p = 0.010; absolute reduction 8.9%; NNT for benefit 11 95% CI 6 to 49). Pressure ulcers incidence was not significantly different between the randomization arms (5.2% experimental vs 10.4% control, p = 0.141) in patients admitted to intensive care units. Overall, 46/358 (12.8%) controls and 17/351 (4.8%) in the intervention group developed sacral pressure ulcers (p<0.001; absolute reduction 8%; number needed to treat (NNT) for benefit 12, 95% CI 8 to 26). Incidence of sacral pressure ulcers ≥ II stage did not differ significantly between the two groups. No adverse skin reactions and discomfort attributable to the foam application were reported.A sacral multi-layer silicone-adhesive polyurethane foam in addition to standard preventive care is effective for pressure ulcers prevention in at-risk hospitalized patients admitted to medical and surgical units.ClinicalTrials.gov NCT03900455. The registration (April 1st, 2019) occurred before the first patient was enrolled (October 21st, 2019)." @default.
• W4206196065 created "2022-01-25" @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5001466651 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5010116405 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5010902796 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5013213162 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5014257532 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5015465249 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5017255897 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5020812174 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5023791629 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5031494644 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5031713994 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5032366794 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5033574747 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5034141388 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5034220119 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5036291206 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5038398317 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5041592452 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5041992555 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5044925600 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5048469157 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5050937087 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5051718163 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5053744801 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5055365344 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5056929390 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5057649967 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5058326175 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5059066070 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5061668416 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5062590342 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5063516733 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5063527862 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5064767215 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5066318117 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5067022396 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5070715494 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5073456175 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5079230446 @default.
• W4206196065 creator A5080256055 @default.
• W4206196065 date "2022-03-01" @default.
• W4206196065 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W4206196065 title "Effectiveness of a multi-layer silicone-adhesive polyurethane foam dressing as prevention for sacral pressure ulcers in at-risk in-patients: Randomized controlled trial" @default.
• W4206196065 cites W1735233495 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W1797269756 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W1985439799 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W1986898201 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2067939148 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2070080552 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2116654531 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2127714874 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2171114472 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2183191020 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2300251254 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2343360743 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2404954892 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2546719131 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2570758497 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2600432461 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2748843314 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2781635080 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2920475243 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2970653653 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W2980437322 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W3035436943 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W3046447641 @default.
• W4206196065 cites W3105273492 @default.
• W4206196065 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2022.104172" @default.
• W4206196065 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35124474" @default.
• W4206196065 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4206196065 type Work @default.
• W4206196065 citedByCount "5" @default.
• W4206196065 countsByYear W42061960652022 @default.
• W4206196065 countsByYear W42061960652023 @default.
• W4206196065 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5001466651 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5010116405 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5010902796 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5013213162 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5014257532 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5015465249 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5017255897 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5020812174 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5023791629 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5031494644 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5031713994 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5032366794 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5033574747 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5034141388 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5034220119 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5036291206 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5038398317 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5041592452 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5041992555 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5044925600 @default.
• W4206196065 hasAuthorship W4206196065A5048469157 @default.

• next