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Can an early mobilisation programme prevent hospital-acquired pressure injures in an intensive care unit?: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Int Wound J · 2021 · PMC8244014 · PMID 33236855

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported
It is worth mentioning that ICU readmissions after the implementation of the EMP follows a decreasing trend in all studies that measure this variable. 22 , 25 , 26 Although it is true that there are certain barriers that complicate the implementation of an EMP, such as haemodynamic or pulmonary instability of patients, ICU culture of mobility, and lack of resources among clinicians, 31 the EMP is inherently safe according to a recent meta‐analysis. 32 In fact, our systematic review agrees that EMP was safe in at least four of the seven articles included. 4.1.

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The qualitative analysis showed a positive trend towards the decrease in HAPI rates after the implementation of an EMP in only three included studies, while another three reported the opposite.

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