Nursing Performance Regarding Maintaining Skin Integrity for Children in Pediatric Intensive Care Units
Asmaa Gaber Mandour;
Abstract
Maintenance of skin integrity in hospitalized pediatric patients is a critical component of nursing care. Immobility-related pressure ulcers are defined as localized areas of tissue destruction that develop when soft tissue is compressed between a bony prominence and an external surface for a prolonged time.
Pediatric critical care nurses create an environment in which critically unstable, highly vulnerable infants and children benefit from the vigilant care and the coordinated efforts of a team of highly skilled pediatric healthcare professionals. Indeed, the art and science of pediatric critical care have matured tremendously over the past three decades (Diers, 2012).
Pediatric critical care nurses create an environment in which critically unstable, highly vulnerable infants and children benefit from the vigilant care and the coordinated efforts of a team of highly skilled pediatric healthcare professionals. Indeed, the art and science of pediatric critical care have matured tremendously over the past three decades (Diers, 2012).
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| Title | Nursing Performance Regarding Maintaining Skin Integrity for Children in Pediatric Intensive Care Units | Other Titles | أداء الممرضين تجاه الحفاظ على تماسك الجلد للأطفال فى وحدات الرعاية المركزة للأطفال | Authors | Asmaa Gaber Mandour | Issue Date | 2020 |
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