Healing by Design: Tech-Enabled Pressure Injury Prevention
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This webinar will be recorded live on December 17th, 2025 at 12:00PM CT. A recording of the webinar will be available within 24 hours of the live event.
Pressure injury prevention has traditionally relied on consistent turning and repositioning of patients—an essential yet challenging practice in fast-paced clinical settings. This program introduces innovative technology designed to streamline these interventions, improving efficiency and sustainability. Supported by clinical evidence, the presentation showcases improved patient outcomes from a recent quality improvement initiative. Nursing leadership plays a critical role in driving successful implementation by championing evidence-based practices and fostering team collaboration. Their active engagement ensures a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and enhanced patient safety.
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1. Describes how a patient sensor system aids in the decrease Hospital Acquired Pressure Injuries (HAPIs)
2. Verbalizes the functionality of the patient sensor system
3. Explains utilization of the patient sensor system for early mobility of patients
4. Lists the upcoming changes to the National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel International Guideline recommendations
Eleanor Almeida RN, MSN, AGCNS-BC, CEN
Eleanor is a highly experienced and compassionate Registered Nurse with over 24 years in emergency care, nursing leadership, and clinical education. She currently serves as the Director of Professional Development, Wound/Enterostomal & Vascular Access Services, where she champions evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, and lifelong learning.
A Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) and MSN graduate from UMass Boston, Eleanor is deeply committed to advancing nursing practice and education. She plays a key role in trauma education as a Massachusetts Emergency Nursing Association state faculty member and Trauma Nursing Course Director/Instructor.
Eleanor has led initiatives in simulation-based training, quality improvement, and nursing transition programs, fostering environments that support clinical inquiry and professional growth. Known for her calm demeanor, attention to detail, and collaborative spirit, she is dedicated to delivering safe, patient-centered care and enhancing healthcare outcomes at the system level.
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