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EHOB was founded in 1985 and specializes in pressure injury prevention and patient positioning solutions. We deliver simple, clinically-proven, cost-effective products and educational services that meet the needs of the patient, clinicians and healthcare team.
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Why Static Air Works

Newton. Pascal. Archimedes. Boyle. Heavy hitters in science, without a doubt, but what do they have to do with static air technology?
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Will the Real DTI, Please Stand Up?

DTI is typically described as a localized discoloration of intact skin or a blood-filled blister with soft tissue damage from pressure and/or shear.
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The Tripledemic and Pressure Injuries Combine, Creating Challenges for Clinicians

The ED braces for a barrage of COVID, RSV and flu patients while WOCNs brace for an uptick in pressure injuries.
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5 Reasons to Implement Safe Patient Handling Practices at Your Facility

All healthcare facilities–from hospitals to rehabilitation centers to long-term care facilities–require clinical staff to interact physically with patients.
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Identifying Skin Breakdown in the “Gluteal Cleft”

Caring for obese patient population poses unique challenges particularly in the area of skin breakdown. Learn more about the risks and solutions.
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Understanding the Two Sides of Foot Drop

Managing foot drop can be complex. It is important to recognize that early identification of these conditions, implementation of appropriate heel devices, and collaboration with Physical Therapy.
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Deep Dive into the “Boggy” Heel

To understand what a ‘boggy heel’ is and how it possibly relates to the development of pressure injuries, why not start with the definition of a bog.
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