From Evidence to Practice

“Scanner Detects Pressure Injuries Before Visual Symptoms” with Martin Burns of Bruin Biometrics, on the Empowered Patient Podcast with Karen Jagoda

January 7, 2026

Listen to Martin Burns, CEO of Bruin Biometrics discuss how surprisingly common pressure injuries are and how the Provizio® SEM Scanner is helping healthcare professionals reduce the incidence and severity of these painful and distressing wounds. The discussion covers: How surprisingly common pressure injuries are, and how these injuries are not talked about in the…

Preventing Pressure Injuries: Detecting the Invisible Signs with Martin Burns & Dr. Moira Gunn

December 16, 2025

Listen to Martin’s discussion with Dr Moira Gunn on the impact of pressure injuries and the impact the Provizio® SEM Scanner is having in eliminating preventable pressure injuries. Learn about: The shift in understanding of the contemporary etiology of pressure injury development How Bruin Biometrics identified a key biomarker that can now be measured and…

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…

Eliminating Preventable Pressure Injuries

November 5, 2025

Eliminating Preventable Pressure Injuries Is Possible - and Proven At Bruin Biometrics, we are dedicated to eliminating preventable pressure injuries from modern healthcare. These injuries are not inevitable - they are measurable, predictable, and preventable when nurses have the right data. Can Hospitals Really Reach Zero Preventable Pressure Injuries? Yes! Leading healthcare systems have already…

Bruin Biometrics Announces PIPPA To Integrate NPIAP’s SPIPP Checklist 2.0

November 1, 2025

Martin Burns, CEO of Bruin Biometrics announces its PIPPA (Pressure Injury Prevention Personal Assistant), will now integrate NPIAPs Standardized Pressure Injury Prevention Protocol (SPIPP) checklist 2.0. "We are thrilled to introduce PIPPA, a game-changing platform that embodies our commitment to patient safety and innovative healthcare solutions," said Martin "The integration of the NPIAP’s SPIPP checklist into…

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…

Bruin Biometrics, announces a new program to support their customers to obtain reimbursement for pressure injuries identified as Present on Admission (POA).

October 16, 2025

"If hospitals are not scanning, they are not being paid for pressure injury prevention and management care they are diligently providing. Even moderate sized systems are foregoing millions of dollars of reimbursement every year." Martin Burns, CEO of Bruin Biometrics Bruin Biometrics, announces a new program to support their customers to obtain reimbursement for pressure…

State-of-the-Art Review of Current Technology in Pressure Injury Early Detection

October 14, 2025

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…