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The purpose of my previous response was to provide a detailed explanation of why these schedules are important in patient care. They are used to prevent pressure ulcers, which are injuries to skin and underlying tissue resulting from prolonged pressure on the skin. These ulcers are a significant concern for patients who are bedridden, use a wheelchair, or are unable to change positions without assistance. Rotation/repositioning schedules are a preventative measure that healthcare providers use to mitigate the risks of these ulcers developing. By regularly changing a patient’s position, they can reduce constant pressure on certain areas of the body, promoting better circulation to the skin and tissues. If your process is to be the best practice for the community, describe your ideal vision for this process What would your process contribute to the overall performance or effectiveness?
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