The INQRI program is proud to present news coverage detailing the superb work of one of our grantee teams. An interdisciplinary team led by Tracey Yap, Ph.D., a nurse researcher and Jay Kim, Ph.D., an engineer, at the University of Cincinnati has developed a sustainable, system-wide program for pressure ulcer prevention that enhances mobility of long-term care residents. This program entails playing music over a loudspeaker every two hours with the music prompting caregivers to stop when the music starts and make sure residents are repositioned.
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20 hours ago
This is an interesting idea. I think this method should be used everywhere.
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