Benha University

Rawia Ali Ibrahim Ali

Asst. Professor

Faculty of Nursing Medical and Surgical Nursing

Effect of Preventive Bundle Care on Nurses' Knowledge, Compliance and Patients' Outcome Regarding Pressure Ulcer in the Intensive Care Unit

Evidence-Based Nursing Research • 2019
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Publication Information
Authors Sabah S. Mohamed, Rawia Ali Ibraheem
Keywords pressure ulcer, preventive bundle care, critical care, patient’s outcome.
Journal Evidence-Based Nursing Research
Publisher Sabah S. Mohamed, Rawia Ali Ibraheem
Volume 1
Issue 4
Pages 62-73
publication.type Local
Paper Link Not Available
Supplementary Materials Rawia Ali Ibrahim Ali_first.pdf
Abstract
Contents: The critical care services had the highest pressure-ulcer rates. Bundle care incorporates those best practices that, if done in
combination, are likely to lead to better outcomes.
Aim: Evaluate the effect of preventive bundle care on nurses' knowledge, compliance, and patients' outcome regarding pressure ulcers in the
intensive care unit.
Methods: Quasi-experimental design used to achieve aim in this study. The study conducted at the intensive care unit at Benha Teaching
Hospital. All available nurses (30) and a purposive sample of adult patients (85) recruited in this study. Three tools used; interview
questionnaire sheet for nurses to assess nurses' knowledge regarding pressure ulcer prevention, the pressure-ulcer prevention bundle
compliance checklist which used for assessing nurses' compliance and patients' assessment record.
Results: The study revealed that (36.7%) of nurses were in the age category (20-
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