Join us Wednesday, August 19, 2026 | 1:00 PM ET
Sub-epidermal moisture, or SEM, scanning can detect tissue changes a median of five days before damage becomes visible—but earlier detection alone does not reduce patient harm.
The difference lies in what happens next.
Join us for a live, interactive examination of hospitals and health systems that reached—and sustained—zero hospital-acquired pressure injuries. We’ll explore what successful implementations had in common, where teams encountered resistance, and which high-reliability practices helped turn earlier detection into consistent action.
You’ll also see how the Path to Zero framework can help organizations move beyond isolated wins and build a repeatable operating model for pressure injury prevention.
Bring your questions. Discussion and audience Q&A will be encouraged throughout the webinar.
What You’ll Learn
After attending, you will be able to:
- Evaluate outcomes from SEM-guided pressure injury prevention programs across acute-care settings, including baseline and post-implementation HAPI rates.
- Explain how hospitals with different cultures, unit types, and levels of prevention maturity reached zero-HAPI outcomes.
- Recognize the barriers that most commonly slowed or stalled implementation progress.
- Identify the high-reliability practices that separated sustained results from short-lived improvement.
- Apply lessons from real-world implementations to strengthen your own pressure injury prevention strategy.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for nursing and clinical professionals responsible for pressure injury prevention, quality improvement, or patient safety, including:
- Wound care and tissue viability nurses
- Bedside and charge nurses
- Unit managers and nursing directors
- Clinical educators and implementation leaders
- Quality improvement and patient safety professionals
- Nursing executives and other clinical leaders
Whether you are building a pressure injury prevention program from the ground up or trying to accelerate a program that has plateaued, you’ll leave with practical frameworks and evidence-based strategies to discuss with your team.
Join us Wednesday, August 19, 2026 | 1:00 PM ET
Meet Your Speakers
Tarrika Everett, MPH, RN
Regional Director, Clinical Implementation, Bruin Biometrics
Tarrika Everett is a clinical leader and registered nurse with more than 25 years of experience across direct patient care, clinical operations, informatics, and enterprise implementation. Her work centers on helping healthcare organizations successfully adopt technology-enabled solutions that reduce preventable harm, strengthen clinical workflows, and improve outcomes for both patients and clinicians.
As Regional Director of Clinical Implementation at Bruin Biometrics, Tarrika leads implementation, education, adoption, and clinical outcomes initiatives across the United States and Canada. She partners with frontline clinicians, clinical leaders, informatics teams, and executive stakeholders to translate evidence into practical bedside workflows and move organizations from initial technology deployment to sustained adoption and measurable value.
Ore-Ofe Ezeigbo, MSN, RN, CWCN | Skin Health Nurse, Bruin Biometrics
Ore-Ofe Ezeigbo, MSN, RN, CWCN, is a certified wound care nurse and legal nurse consultant with nearly two decades of clinical and administrative leadership experience. She currently serves as a Skin Health Nurse at Bruin Biometrics, integrating medical technology to enhance early pressure injury detection and elevate patient safety. Ms. Ezeigbo previously spent 18 years at a major regional medical center, managing Inpatient WOC Nursing, the Wound Healing Center, and the Hyperbaric Oxygen Unit. She specializes in hospital-acquired pressure injury root cause analysis, electronic medical record documentation framework optimization, and regulatory compliance.