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 Dr. Rhonda Sullivan, Vice President of Implementation and Clinical Outcomes at Bruin Biometrics.
Drawing on nearly three decades of experience in pressure injury prevention, Dr. Sullivan walks viewers through a practical, scalable method for turning zero harm from a slogan into an operational reality.
What you will learn
Prevention bundles have grown from five focused interventions to more than twenty, setting nurses up for failure and leaving patients exposed to avoidable harm. The Path to Zero offers a different model: a data-driven, Lean Six Sigma-based approach that uses rapid Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles to test targeted changes, measure results, and scale what works.
In this on-demand session, viewers will discover:
- The six steps of the Path to Zero, from baseline needs assessment through dissemination
- How to design a focused 30-day rapid test of change in a single unit before scaling house-wide
- Why the Provizio SEM Scanner, the only FDA-cleared non-invasive skin scanning technology for pressure injury management, strengthens assessment across all skin tones and identifies damage 5 days before it is visible
- A real-world ED-to-MICU project that delivered an 87.9% reduction in sacral and heel HAPIs, with $231,700 in net savings over 30 days and approximately $2.8 million annualized
- A consistent 91.8% overall relative reduction in HAPIs across five diverse case studies in academic, community, and safety-net settings
Why watch
Whether your organization is early in its pressure injury journey or refining an already mature program, the webinar offers a practical blueprint for closing the gap between best practice and bedside reality. You will hear how teams secured stakeholder buy-in, built efficient documentation workflows, incorporated SEM assessment into routine care in under two minutes, and achieved measurable results in just 30 days.
Press play on the video above to see how rapid cycle change, combined with objective SEM assessment, can move your organization closer to zero harm while protecting patients, nurses, and the bottom line.
Ready to chart your own Path to Zero?
Pressure injuries are largely preventable when clinical teams are equipped with the right tools, the right data, and a disciplined improvement model. To learn how Bruin Biometrics can help you launch your first rapid test of change and accelerate your path to zero pressure injuries, contact us today.