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Drop in Pressure: Reducing Injuries in the ICU Using a Non-Powered Reactive Air Pressure Redistribution Cushion on a Low Air Loss Surface

After revising the standard of care, HAPIs in the posterior pelvic area decreased by 74% in 2021 and an additional 63% in 2022.

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