How often should a patient be moved to prevent pressure injuries and when is an example of when this might required?
At least every 2 hours, potentially more often depending on patient risk factors
During long transports (eg, country runs) During extended off-load times (eg, ramping in ED) During extended on-scene times (eg, waiting for ALS)
Source: Victorian NEPT Clinical Practice Protocols, 2024 Version, Page 103
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