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PURPOSE: The Braden Scale is a risk stratification tool currently used by nurses to identify patients at risk of developing hospital acquired pressure ulcers (HAPUs). The tool operates on a 23-point system comprised of 6 components (Sensory Perception, Moisture, Activity, Mobility, Nutrition, Friction & Shear) where a threshold value of 18 distinguishes those with “low risk” (19–23 points) from those considered “high risk” (≤18 points). A Braden score is calculated on day of admission and updated throughout the hospital stay. Only patients deemed “high risk” are placed under special nursing protocols aimed at preventing pressure ulcer formation. Using linear regressions analysis, this study sought to better understand factors affecting the timing of HAPU development between high and low risk patients.

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Abstract 64: Deterioration of Sensory Perception or Friction &amp; Shear in Low Risk Braden Scores is Associated with Accelerated Development of Hospital Acquired Pressure Ulcers