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Features of the Pressure Ulcer Management System
Automatic calculation of Ulcer Score for each assessment to immediately determine whether the wound is healing or not
Line graph of all assessment scores for a resident
Record of treatment history
Record of wound cause
Resident wound summary reports
Record of High Risk and Low Risk wounds
List of all residents with wounds
QAA graph of In-House Acquired wounds by unit
QAA list of wounds on admit by unit and facility
Resident wound assessment graph
List the last wound assessment for each resident for wound rounds
List all assessment dates and scores for a resident
List the healing progress for each wound on a unit
Display unit increase or decrease of In-House Acquired wounds based on unit census
Display percentage of In-House Acquired wounds based on facility census
List the healing progress for a physician's residents
List physician's residents with wounds
List physician's resident wound treatments
Display graph of wound assessment scores for physician's residents
List the last wound assessment for each of the physician's residents
QAA list of In-House Acquired wounds by unit and facility
QAA list of In-House Acquired percentages based on census for unit and facility
QAA historical graph of monthly In-House Acquired wounds
Display numbers of wounds on admission to facility
Desktop Edition and Network Edition are available
One time affordable fee for complete system
No monthly maintenance fees
Easy to install
Email and phone access to customer support
Operational instructions are a click away
Choose dates from drop down calendars
Minimal computer requirements
Intuitive system design
Credit cards accepted
Purchase Orders accepted by mail or fax
Pressure Ulcer Scale for Healing (PUSH) Tool formula used with permission of the National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel. Copyright. NPUAP, 2003.
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