Evidence
The Science is Clear
Extensive research demonstrates the validity and utility of non-invasive SEM scanning technology for early pressure injury prevention.
Key Results
- 220+
- Publications Support SEM Technology
- 90
- Peer-Reviewed Publications
- 7
- Independent Systematic Reviews
- 120+
- Scientific Congress Presentations
- 12
- Care Guidelines & Consensus Statements
SEM Scanning is Referenced in Clinical Practice Guidelines
SEM scanning is now referenced by leading clinical organizations worldwide.
All Evidence Resources
Topic
Care Setting
Sub-Epidermal Moisture Assessment as an Adjunct to Visual Assessment in the Reduction of Pressure Ulcer Incidence.
Integrating technologies to enhance risk assessment for the early detection and prevention of pressure ulcers
Clinical Profile of the SEM Scanner – Modernizing Pressure Injury Care Pathways Using Sub-Epidermal Moisture (SEM) Scanning.
Sub-Epidermal Moisture Versus Traditional and Visual Skin Assessments to Assess Pressure Ulcer Risk in Surgery Patients.
A Machine Learning Algorithm for Early Detection of Heel Deep Tissue Injuries Based on a Daily History of Sub-Epidermal Moisture Measurements.
Evaluating the Sensitivity, Specificity and Clinical Utility of Algorithms of Spatial Variation in Sub-Epidermal Moisture (SEM) for the Diagnosis of Deep and Early-Stage Pressure-Induced Tissue Damage.
A Pressure Injury Prevention (PIP) Quality Improvement Pilot Of Sub-Epidermal Moisture Scanning In Acute Care
Implementing a New Approach to Pressure Ulcer Prevention.
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