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Run: Pressure Injury Prevention Audit

Audit pressure injury prevention practices across risk scoring, turning, device checks, and offloading. Use it to catch missed documentation and bedside gaps...

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Risk Assessment and Documentation

Braden Scale assessment is documented on admission or per facility policy for the current patient/resident.
Score has been updated after any significant change in condition, mobility, nutrition, perfusion, or device use.
Braden risk level is linked to an individualized prevention plan or bundle in the chart.
A focused skin assessment is documented for pressure-prone areas and any existing redness, breakdown, or device marks.

Turning and Repositioning

A repositioning schedule or turning plan is present in the care record or bedside communication tool.
Observed or documented turns match the prescribed frequency (for example, q2h or individualized schedule).
Turn times, positions, and any exceptions are documented without unexplained gaps.
If repositioning was delayed or refused, the reason and follow-up actions are documented and communicated.

Device-Related Skin Assessment

Devices such as oxygen tubing, masks, cervical collars, splints, catheters, or compression devices are identified as pressure risks when present.
Skin beneath or adjacent to devices is inspected per policy and documented for redness, indentation, or breakdown.
Devices are secured without excessive pressure and padding/positioning protects bony prominences where indicated.
New redness, blistering, or breakdown related to a device is reported and a corrective plan is initiated.

Offloading and Support Surfaces

Heels are floated or supported so they are free from pressure when the care plan requires offloading.
Appropriate mattress, overlay, cushion, or specialty surface is in place for the patient/resident risk level.
Sacrum, elbows, ankles, and other pressure points are protected with positioning aids or padding as needed.
The patient/resident has the required assistance, devices, or reminders to maintain pressure relief measures.

Education, Escalation, and Corrective Actions

Education on repositioning, skin checks, and pressure relief is documented when applicable.
Any non-conformance identified during the audit is communicated to the responsible nurse or care team.
A follow-up action, owner, and due date are documented for any failed critical item or repeated deficiency.
Record any relevant observations, barriers, or unit-level trends identified during the audit.

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