Impact of pressure injuries in a post-Covid-19 patient

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Objective: To find out the impact of pressure injuries (PI) on individuals after ICU admission for Covid-19. Methods: Case study under qualitative approach. A semi-structured interview was conducted to explore the phenomenon "suffering PI in the context of Covid-19 disease" and a thematic analysis was performed through grounded theory. Results: the impact analysis resulted in the following categories: signs and symptoms, physical functioning, psychological well-being, social functioning, experience of the process, scope of care, spirituality, treatments, elements of expert care, communication of information, satisfaction with care, discharge process, integration, and knowledge deficits. Conclusions: The study highlights the great impact that pressure injuries cause in all dimensions of quality of life, as well as in the spiritual, economic and information needs spheres.

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Maella-Rius, N., Martínez-Rodríguez, L., & Torra-Bou, J. E. (2023). Impact of pressure injuries in a post-Covid-19 patient. Index de Enfermeria, 32(2). https://doi.org/10.58807/indexenferm20235801

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