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How Awareness, Action and Equipment Reduce Pressure Ulcer Risk 17th–21st November 2025 marks Stop the Pressure Week, an important UK campaign led by the Society of Tissue Viability, aimed at raising awareness of pressure ulcer prevention across all care settings. In addition, 20th November 2025 is STOP Pressure Ulcer Day, a global initiative organised by […]
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The Role of PneumaPureⓇ Technology in Infection Prevention 19th to 25th October 2025 marks Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Week, an annual awareness initiative highlighting the importance of preventing infections in healthcare and community settings. Infections acquired during care can have serious consequences for vulnerable patients, from delaying recovery to increasing the risk of complications. […]
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Supporting Dignity and Comfort At End-Of-Life with KomfiTilt 11th October 2025 is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, a global initiative designed to raise vital awareness of the importance of palliative care and to highlight the need for accessible, compassionate and effective support for individuals at the end of life. Palliative care is about much […]
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The role of pressure care in Alzheimer’s support 21st September marks World Alzheimer’s Day, an international campaign to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. With more than 55 million people worldwide living with dementia, this day is a vital reminder of the importance of care, support, and […]
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The Role of Pressure Ulcer Prevention in Sepsis Prevention 13th September marks World Sepsis Day, a global initiative created to raise awareness about sepsis – a life-threatening condition that can develop when the body’s response to an infection spirals out of control. While sepsis can originate from many types of infections, one often-overlooked trigger is […]
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From Baby Bumpers to Neonatal Positioners In the first months and years of life, a child’s skin is incredibly soft, thin, and delicate. While this makes it beautifully supple, it also makes it more vulnerable to damage, particularly from sustained pressure. Infants and young children who are unwell, recovering from surgery, or require long periods […]
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At-Home Pressure Ulcer Prevention Pressure ulcers, commonly known as bed sores, develop when prolonged pressure on the skin disrupts blood flow, causing damage to the skin and underlying tissue. While these injuries are often associated with hospital settings, many people are at risk in their own homes, especially those with limited mobility, long-term illnesses, or […]
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Why Weather Matters in Pressure Ulcer Prevention Pressure ulcers, often referred to as bed sores, occur when prolonged pressure disrupts blood flow to the skin and underlying tissues. While factors such as mobility, nutrition, and medical conditions are well-known contributors, seasonal changes in weather can also play a significant role in skin health. Temperature fluctuations, […]
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Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month And The Role of Advanced Pressure Relief August is Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Awareness Month here in the UK, presenting a chance to spotlight this rare neuromuscular condition and the challenges it presents to the people it affects; both patients, caregivers and their loved ones – not only in terms […]
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Supporting Patients with Parkinson’s, MND, and Dementia The role of pressure care in managing neurodegenerative conditions – neurodegenerative conditions and pressure care – is significant; where neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, Motor Neurone Disease (MND), and Dementia are progressive, life-altering diagnoses that present a range of complex clinical challenges, including an increased risk of […]
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