Skin Health & Pressure Injuries

Skin Health & Pressure Injuries

A pressure injury (pressure sore or bed sore) is an injury to the skin and the tissue underneath as a result of constant pressure on the skin. Pressure injuries may also be cause by shear (a tear caused by pressure + friction) or by sitting in dampness. In areas of the body where you do not have feeling, you will not notice when you start to feel sore. People with reduced mobility and sensation are at a greater risk. High risk areas are the tailbone, backside, hips and heels.

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Work-from-home Accessibility Tips | Moonlight App | Remote Work as a Wheelchair User

By Oda Al-Anizi

Workplace Accommodation | Pressure Sore Prevention & Treatment | Underestimated S4

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Pressure Relief & Pain Management | Work from Home Accommodation | Accessible Work

By Nancy Xia

Plaies de pression et examens de la peau | Lésion de la moëlle épinière | Soutien personnel

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Daily Skin Checks | Pressure Injury Prevention in Spinal Cord Injury Rehab

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Skin check demo with assistance in bed | Pressure injuries & skin checks |Personal Support & Rehab

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Skin check demo unassisted | Pressure injuries & skin checks | Wheelchair | Paraplegic | SCIO

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Skin check demo with assistance | Pressure injuries and skin checks | Wheelchair | Personal Support

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Emotional Well-being and Pressure Injuries

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Spinal Cord Injury Mental & Emotional Health | Pressure Sores & Living with SCI | Underestimated

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Pressure Injuries and Skin Checks

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Skin Care for people with Spinal Cord Injury

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

How to Prevent Pressure Sores for people with SCI

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Dealing with SCI Pressure Injuries | Spinal Cord Injury Skin Management Tips

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Best Skin Health Tips for Spinal Cord Injury | Managing Skin Sensitivity for people with SCI

By Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

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