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Multilayer Silicone Dressings as Compared with Standard Care for Prevention of Sacral Pressure Injuries in Community Cancer Patients: A Cluster Randomised Control Trial

Not Applicable
Conditions
Pressure injury
Cancer
Palliative care
Skin - Other skin conditions
Cancer - Any cancer
Registration Number
ACTRN12622000728730
Lead Sponsor
Silver Chain Group
Brief Summary

Not available

Detailed Description

Not available

Recruitment & Eligibility

Status
ot yet recruiting
Sex
All
Target Recruitment
378
Inclusion Criteria

•A primary diagnosis of a cancer
•Over 18 years of age
•Resource Utilisation Groups—Activities of Daily Living (RUG-ADL) score greater than or equal to 3
•Able to provide written consent

Exclusion Criteria

•The primary diagnosis is a non-malignant condition requiring palliative/hospice care
•Pre-existing Pressure Injury to the sacrum
•Sacral wounds of other aetiologies
•Declined or unable to provide written consent

Study & Design

Study Type
Interventional
Study Design
Not specified
Primary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
The incidence and severity of sacral pressure injuries as assessed the European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel & National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel staging classification as a composite primary outcome.[ Monitored for development at each nursing visit. for 4 weeks or sooner should the patient: decease, develop an adverse event , transfer to a hospital-based or other service, or withdraw for any reason. ];Cost of using prophylactic multilayer silicone dressings as part of a prevention plan. Costing will include all wound treatment consumables and nursing time for visits and application of prophylactic dressings collected in the health organisations' electronic wound care record[Collected at each patient visit for 4 weeks or sooner should the patient: decease, develop a pressure injury or other adverse event , transfer to a hospital-based or other service, or withdraw for any reason. ]
Secondary Outcome Measures
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