On-Demand Webinar: How People, Process and Products Reduced Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries

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Hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) harm patients and carry significant costs and CMS penalties. This webinar presents a case study from Regional Medical Center San Jose, where a gap analysis across people, process, and products led to targeted changes. Over four years, HAPIs fell from 206 to 20, with >$3 million in net savings. Participants will learn how to apply this framework in their own organizations.

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At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Describe the financial impact of hospital-acquired pressure injuries.
2. Explain how pressure, shear, friction, and microclimate contribute to pressure injury development.
3. Apply a people, process, and products gap analysis to pressure injury prevention.

Charleen Singh PhD MBA MSN/ed FNP-BC CWOCN RN

Surgical Nurse Practitioner and Educator

Dr. Charleen Singh is a nationally recognized leader in wound, ostomy, and continence care, serving as the co-director for the San Jose Wound Ostomy Program and founder of the International WOCNEP program. With extensive clinical, academic, and research experience spanning pediatric and adult populations, Dr. Singh has dedicated her career to advancing evidence-based wound care, pressure injury prevention, and improved patient outcomes. She is an accomplished author, educator, and sought-after speaker who has presented nationally and internationally on wound care best practices and has contributed significantly to wound care curriculum development, clinical research, and professional education. Her expertise and leadership continue to influence wound care practice across diverse healthcare settings.

Charleen Singh, PhD, MBA, FNP-BC, CNE, CWOCN, WOCNF, RN, serves as a speaker for Mölnlycke and Coloplast. These relationships will not influence or affect the content of this educational activity.