From Evidence to Practice

Pressure Injury Prevention Technology: A Clinical Guide to What Works, What’s Cleared, and What to Ask

Wed, May 20, 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM EDT

Not all pressure injury prevention technologies are equal — and the marketing claims make it hard to tell the difference. From SEM measurement to thermography to near-infrared spectroscopy to motion sensors, the landscape is crowded, the regulatory nuances matter, and the clinical evidence varies widely. Making the wrong call has real consequences for patients and…

Using Rapid Tests of Change Accelerate the Path to Zero Pressure Injuries

April 23, 2026

For many clinical teams, the challenge in pressure injury prevention is not knowing what to do. It is knowing how to implement change quickly, consistently, and in a way that actually delivers outcomes. That is the focus of our latest webinar, “Using Rapid Tests of Change to Accelerate Your Path to Zero Pressure Injuries,” featuring…

Prevention Starts with Biology: Rethinking Pressure Injury Prevention

March 18, 2026

  At the core of the issue is a reliance on subjective assessment methods. Traditional prevention approaches such as risk scoring tools and visual skin assessments are widely used but inherently limited. They depend on what clinicians can see and interpret, yet pressure injuries begin beneath the skin, often days before any visible signs appear.  This…

Why Visual Skin Assessment Is the Blind Spot Preventing Zero Harm

February 19, 2026

Visual skin assessment may be the blind spot preventing Zero Harm and earlier, objective detection has proven to change outcomes in all clinical settings. Check out the full webinar here or read the quick summary below. Pressure injuries are classified by CMS as preventable harm. Yet despite standardized risk tools and routine visual skin assessments,…

What the Risk Score Can’t Tell You: Why “Low-Risk” Patients Still Develop Pressure Injuries

January 26, 2026

Pressure injuries remain one of the most persistent forms of preventable harm in healthcare—despite decades of education, policies, and prevention bundles. In Bruin Biometrics’ recent webinar, What the Risk Score Can’t Tell You: Why “Low-Risk” Patients Still Get Pressure Injuries, Dr. Rhonda Sullivan explored why current prevention strategies continue to fall short and what clinical…

The Hidden Millions: Revealing the True ROI of Pressure Injury Prevention

November 20, 2025

Hospitals today are navigating one of the most financially challenging environments in modern healthcare. Every dollar must be justified, and every initiative must prove its value. Yet amid competing priorities, one issue continues to drain resources at an alarming rate: pressure injuries. And as the latest data makes clear, the true return on prevention is…

Pressure Injuries and Liability: What Healthcare Leaders Need to Know

October 17, 2025

Pressure injuries (PIs) remain one of healthcare’s most visible and costly indicators of care quality. Yet beyond patient harm and penalties, the legal and financial exposure for hospitals is profound. Why it matters Pressure injury litigation ranks among the most frequent and financially devastating claims in healthcare. The documentation dilemma Plaintiffs build their arguments on…

Preparing for eCQM Pressure Injury Reporting: What Nurses and Quality Teams Need to Know About Pressure Injuries

September 12, 2025

Pressure injuries continue to be a major challenge for hospitals, both clinically and financially. With CMS’s introduction of the new eCQM Hospital Harm – Pressure Injury measure, hospitals must now prepare for stricter documentation, coding, and reporting requirements. Bruin Biometrics held an in-depth webinar to help you and your teams be ready for these changes.…

Pressure Injuries Present on Admission: What You Can’t See Can Cost You

August 28, 2025

Pressure injuries remain one of healthcare’s most persistent—and costly—hospital-acquired conditions. Affecting 2.5 million patients annually, these wounds carry immense human, clinical, and financial consequences. They extend hospital stays, increase readmissions, and remain a top cause of litigation after wrongful death. Pressure injuries present on admission are particularly challenging, both clinically and financially, and this webinar…

Decreasing Pressure Injuries in Long-term Care: A Quality Improvement Project

December 1, 2023