Essay on Nursing job

A pressure ulcer is the most obvious and enduring wound in medical, and it is necessary for the researchers to tried to give proper and efficient treatment to avoid the occurrence of this disease from further happening. While treating pressure ulcers in the spinal Cord injury of patients, and this is the most important issue in the field of health has been facing. The pressure ulcer affecting the life of the patients from different perspectives such as financially, physically and psychologically (Tadiparthi et al., 2016). Posnett and Franks (2008) has estimated that  populace in the United Kingdom had a chronic injury with an anticipated cost of handling being  billion im every single year. In the United Kingdom, treating PU has cost just about one to two billion each year, which the common cost is devoted on nurse's time (Gerry Bennett 2004).

Previous medical experience and researches show that there was a choice of treating the wound with dressing material that has an essential effect on the healing process of a patient. The pressure ulcer’s grads, sensitivity as well as size, depth. The site of wound plays an important role in the selection of dressing material and better and cost-effective choice which has been reliable in the dressing of wounds. Moreover, to find out that these kinds of dressings which were relay upon the clinicians as well as clinical-based evidence which supports their decisions.

Some of the Efforts would be required to reduce the chance of occurrence of PU in patients, as well as there many challenges were also presented which has been facing by clinicians. Some f these issues were related to funding as well as incentive to avoid such kind of PU in the health care system (Black et al., 2015). There were some other complications that were also presented for evaluating the ratio of risks in the development of PU. No awareness regarding the infection would be the cause of improper and non-effective techniques usage may lead them toward an increase with the risk factor of litigation.

In the past few years, many types of research and studies have been done on the critically ill patients of I.C.U. (Moore and Webster, 2013 and Black et al., 2015). Mot of studies includes the foams of dressing types as well as Hydrocolloids polyurethane films. These heels and sacrum have been studied the most  (Kruger et al., 2013).  Pressure ulcers presented that the spinal cord can be comparatively difficult and challengeable for both the patients and also for the Healthcare team as well. They were mainly lead them toward hospitalization to do the medical surgeries of the patient who is suffering from this disease and the surgery will also have the chances of complications during the operation. They will also be shown as in the form of significant cost for the healthcare system, and this approach was needed a multidiscipline team to manage well. The outcomes of these would mainly depend on the knowledge, preventions, and compliance of the patient with the proper protocols of surgery. There were so many protocols included in the successful treatment of PU as well as they were also updated the inclusive management in spinal cord injury ad this has been necessary. The main aim of the previous study is to find out the effects of dressing materials (Hydrogel and Hydrocolloid) among the healing pressure ulcers for the patients who have spinal injury mainly in adults as well as to determine the role of a multi-disciplinary team in this process.

The purpose of this essay is to provide details about the expense of the providers of health care in both areas of primary and wound care. In this essay, we will also discuss the most typical type of expense, which avoids all side effects related to healthcare face which has the facility of cost 10.288$ per year. The Hospital-acquired pressure ulcer which mainly occurs in I.C.U with the increasing rate of acquiring intraoperatively with the ratio of 12% to 66% as well as including surgical patient (Cox, 2011).  The pressure ulcer can lead toward intense and chronic unrelieved pressure that can be attained as in the form of damage to the underlying tissues of the skin (Primiano et al., 2011).

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