Why Pressure Injuries Persist and How High-Reliability, Tech-Enabled Prevention Can Make Zero a Reality
What the Webinar is About
Pressure injuries are one of the most preventable harms in healthcare, and yet most organizations continue to struggle with eliminating them entirely. The problem is rarely a shortage of knowledge or effort. It is the gap between knowing what good prevention looks like and building a system that delivers it consistently, at every bedside, on every shift.
Zero Harm by Design tackles that gap directly. On Wednesday, July 22 at 1:00 PM ET, Dr. Rhonda Sullivan, Vice President of Implementation and Clinical Outcomes at Bruin Biometrics, will walk through why conventional prevention approaches fall short and what it actually takes to reach zero hospital-acquired pressure injuries and sustain it.
The session draws on real-world Path to Zero outcomes and covers three interconnected areas: how to integrate objective clinical assessment, rapid-cycle quality improvement, and high-touch clinical leadership into a single prevention framework; how high-reliability principles and purpose-built technology work together at the bedside; and how to use present-on-admission differentiation to improve diagnostic clarity and protect your organization.
Why You Should Attend
This is a working session, not a general overview. Dr. Sullivan will share a structured 30-day rapid test of change framework that gives nursing teams a repeatable cycle for identifying workflow gaps, standardizing prevention practices, and driving measurable improvement without waiting for a facility-wide program rollout.
You will leave with tools you can use immediately: a framework built around real implementation experience, outcome data from organizations that have achieved zero, and a clear approach to translating clinical technology into results that show up in quality metrics, operational performance, and financial reporting.
Dr. Sullivan brings over three decades of experience in pressure injury prevention. As a certified wound ostomy nurse, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, and legal nurse consultant, she has spent her career focused on making evidence-based change work at the bedside. This session reflects that, with practical, experience-grounded content aimed at clinical leaders who are ready to move the needle.
Whether you are a wound care nurse or a nursing leader accountable for harm reduction outcomes, this webinar was built for you.
Wednesday, July 22 | 1:00 PM ET | Free to attend