Assessment of pressure injury risk in intensive care using the COMHON index: An interrater reliability study

Uslu, Yasemin; Fulbrook, Paul; Eren, Esra; Lovegrove, Josephine; Cobos-Vargas, Angel; Colmenero, Manuel

doi:10.1016/j.iccn.2024.103653

Intensive and Critical Care Nursing

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.iccn.2024.103653

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Assessment of pressure injury risk in intensive care using the COMHON index: An interrater reliability study

Yasemin Uslu,

Paul Fulbrook,

Esra Eren

et al.

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The Chinese Mandarin COMHON Index and Braden Scale to assess pressure injury risk in intensive care: An inter-rater reliability and convergent validity study

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Fulbrook,

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Implementation of a risk-stratified intervention bundle to prevent pressure injury in intensive care: A before–after study

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Oxygen saturation is a better index than arterial partial pressure of oxygen to predict pressure injuries in the intensive care unit − Letter on Han et al.

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Assessment of pressure injury risk in intensive care using the COMHON index: An interrater reliability study

Cited by 4 publications

References 52 publications

The Chinese Mandarin COMHON Index and Braden Scale to assess pressure injury risk in intensive care: An inter-rater reliability and convergent validity study

The Chinese Mandarin COMHON Index and Braden Scale to assess pressure injury risk in intensive care: An inter-rater reliability and convergent validity study

Implementation of a risk-stratified intervention bundle to prevent pressure injury in intensive care: A before–after study

Oxygen saturation is a better index than arterial partial pressure of oxygen to predict pressure injuries in the intensive care unit − Letter on Han et al.

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