VU Advanced Pressure Visualization System
VU Advanced Pressure Visualization System technology provides the visual and evaluative feedback required for real-time pressure assessment and monitoring to ensure patients are repositioned effectively and pressure is redistributed with certainty.
Wellsense, Inc.
Wellsense, Inc. provides health care facilities with cutting-edge pressure injury prevention technology to help enhance their standard of care, engage patients, improve safety, and maximize revenues by reducing costs.Benefits
• Reduces the risk of pressure injury development by 88%, determined by independent meta-analysis
• Provides visual and evaluative feedback to communicate the effectiveness of turns and pressure redistribution
• Bedside display improves clinical decision making and employee efficiency and engages patients in their care
• On-site dedicated clinical support is provided to each facility for product service/maintenance and employee training/education
Indications
VU Advanced Pressure Visualization System is indicated for use with patients at risk for pressure injury development in bed.
How Supplied/Sizing
Touchscreen display and pressure sensing mat. Mat is compatible with virtually all standard and specialized support surfaces.
Product features
Continuous feedback
Customizable protocols
iOS device compatible app
Orthotic assessment
Plantar assessment
Portable
Printout capabilities
Real-time data
Seated assessment
Total body assessment
Wearable
Wireless
Other features
Educational Material Available
Free Samples/Trials Available
Published Clinical Article Available
Recommended Use
Acute Wounds
Chronic Wounds
Patients At Risk of Pressure Injury
Pressure Ulcers
Mode of Use/Application
Nurses utilize the bedside display to assess the real-time pressure between the patient and the support surface. The display provides the visual and evaluative feedback on the effectiveness of repositioning and pressure redistribution. If patients are able to be turned, staff now understand the effectiveness, or ineffectiveness, of turns. If patients are unable to be turned, staff can now reduce pressure through support surface adjustments (inflation, HOB or FOB articulation) or through placement of offloading devices. Additionally, support surface effectiveness and appropriateness can be assessed through utilization of the device. Patients that are alert and oriented can also engage in their care and assist nursing staff in the avoidance of pressure injuries.
Warranty
Service and support included in contract.
Clinically Tested
Latex-friendly
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