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Pressure ulcers, also known as pressure sores or bedsores, occur when an area of skin is either under a large amount of pressure in a short period of time or less pressure over a longer period of time (4). These types of pressure injuries cause skin breakdown as well as effects to the underlying tissue. […]
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Are You Cabin Ready for Camp Season?
Spring is here, which means camp season is right around the corner. As you prepare for the new season, remember that worn out furnishings, such as camp mattresses or camp bunk beds, can lead to serious issues like bed bug infestations or bodily harm to campers. It’s important to keep furnishings updated and in proper, […]
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Selecting the Best Mattresses for Your Camp
A good night’s sleep is essential for everyone to have a great experience at camp. That’s why mattresses need to be dry, comfortable and bug-free when the sun goes down. However, choosing the best mattress for your camp can be challenging. What kinds of mattress cores and covers are right for your campers? Which features […]
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Preventing Pressure Injuries in Behavioral Health Settings
Preventing Pressure Injuries in Behavioral Health Settings Even though decubitus ulcers are less common in behavioral health units than in other hospital areas, they can develop quickly in patients with mental illness. With relevant knowledge, however, clinicians can help prevent the development of pressure injuries in behavioral health settings. This article will describe risk factors […]
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