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The high prevalence of the incidence of Pressure Injuries (PI) in hospitals has resulted in a culture of patient safety in improving the quality of nursing services. There have been many research publications that provide options for managing and preventing pressure sores. However, only some nurses apply evidence-based practice in health services in hospitals. The aims of this study was to determine PI prevention strategies based on Evidence-Based Practice (EBP). This type of research is systematic review research with literature search sources conducted on four indexed journal portals, namely PubMed, Wiley, ProQuest, and Google Scholar. The results of this study indicate that 3427 research articles were identified, then screened by the exclusion of articles that were double publications and not the last 10 years. Furthermore, excluding articles that are not research journals, is not free full text, and does not fit into the variable, leaving 11 articles included. It can be concluded that PI prevention can be improved by maximizing nursing care based on EBP. The results of the study provide intervention options that are integrated into the delivery of nursing services to improve the quality of care. PI prevention cannot be carried out by implementing only one preventive intervention. Maximizing all existing interventions can reduce the incidence of PI. It is expected that nurses will continue to improve their abilities and skills in searching and finding research results that can be used in PI prevention. Interventions based on EBP are an innovation that needs to be improved for all nurses.

STRATEGI PENCEGAHAN PRESSURE INJURIES (PI) BERDASARKAN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE (EBP): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW