Improvement in turn quality or protocol adherence
Reduced risk of developing HAPIs compared with standard care
Reduced costs related to HAPIs compared with standard care
Help in mitigating disparity in care around:
- Nursing shifts
- Patient characteristics such as BMI and ventilator status
Help improving teamwork, workflow prioritization and communication, which is evident in nurse surveys

Improvement in turn quality or protocol adherence
Reduced risk of developing HAPIs compared with standard care
Reduced costs related to HAPIs compared with standard care
Help in mitigating disparity in care around:
- Nursing shifts
- Patient characteristics such as BMI and ventilator status
Help improving teamwork, workflow prioritization and communication, which is evident in nurse surveys

HAPI reduction

Significantly reduced risk of pressure injuries by 94% (Compared with standard of care [p<0.02])¹

Turn protocol adherence

Increase in turn protocol adherence rate from national average 52% to 77% – a relative increase of 48%²

Projected annual savings of $6,621,113 due to 77% reduction of HAPIs³

Significantly reduced risk of pressure injuries by 94% (Compared with standard of care [p<0.02])¹

Increase in turn protocol adherence rate from national average 52% to 77% – a relative increase of 48%²

Projected annual savings of $6,621,113 due to 77% reduction of HAPIs³

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Doucette M, Adams S, Cosdon K. Optimizing patient turning resources by using a novel wearable technology. Presented at Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society’s 2015 Conference https://www.woundsource.com/poster/optimizing-patient-turning-resources-using-novel-wearable-technology
Meacham K, Kraft K, Taylor D. Nursing attitudes towards patient repositioning before and after wearable technology implementation. Poster presented at: The National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel Biennial Conference; March 10-11, 2017; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
Schutt SC, Tarver C, Pezzani M. Pilot study: Assessing the effect of continual position monitoring technology on compliance with patient turning protocols. Nursing Open. 2018;5:21–28.