WHAT ARE PRESSURE SORES?
Illustrations of stages and causes
Pressure sores are preventable. With this guide you can help enable people who are at risk of pressure sores learn to spot the early signs, discuss treatment options with their health care team and manage their own care.
Preventing & Treating Pressure Sores
TREATMENT
Review options and decide what works best for you
WORKING TOGETHER
Getting the most out of health care visits and resources
PREVENTION
Discover strategies like skin checks, weight shifting and nutrition
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This resource highlights key practices and treatments recommended to prevent, assess, and treat pressure sores in a format that makes sense. By translating current knowledge and encouraging self management, people will know what to ask for from the health care professionals they encounter in their journey. In this way, it will help people living with pressure sores, their families and their health care team get “the right care at the right time."
- Pamela Houghton, Professor and MClSc Program Chair, School of Physical Therapy, Western University
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When you sign-up for Cortree Disability Education Centre you get access to a free online PDF of the Pressure Sore Guide.
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A high resolution version of the guide will be available for purchase soon. You'll be able to download, print or distribute multiple copies of this licensed version for your clients and patients.
Contact educator@sciontario.org
for more info.
Sign-up and download
When you sign-up for Cortree Disability Education Centre you get access to a free online PDF of the Pressure Sore Guide.
Looking to share this resource?
Purchase a high-resolution, printable PDF file of the guide and a license to allow printing and distribution of multiple copies to your clients or patients. If you have any questions about the package or license agreement contact us at educator@sciontario.org for more info.