EFECTIVENESS BRADEN SCALE AND NORTON SCALE TO PRESURE ULCER RISK IN DR. RAMELAN HOSPITAL SURABAYA

Arini, Diyah and Farida, Imroatul and Ayu, Intan (2016) EFECTIVENESS BRADEN SCALE AND NORTON SCALE TO PRESURE ULCER RISK IN DR. RAMELAN HOSPITAL SURABAYA. In: Proceeding Book : the 2nd International Nursing Conference. LPPM STIKES Hang Tuah Surabaya, Surabaya, pp. 53-58. ISBN 978-602-72856-1-3

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Abstract

Abstract Presure Ulcer is skin integration damage caused by constant pressure and obstructed blood flow that most often lead to pressure ulcer, which included in the guidelines of pressure ulcer. Patients were required to bedrest for a long time at risk for developing pressure ulcer. Pressure ulcer it self can be prevented by using the pressure ulcer risk measurement scales like the Braden scale and Norton scale. This study aim to Efectiveness Braden Scale and Norton Scale to Presure Ulcer Risk In Dr. Ramelan Hospital Surabaya. Design is analytic observational with cross sectional approach. Sampling technique using simple random sampling and the results obtained 30 patients bedrest. This study instrument use observation Braden scale and Norton scale. Data were analyzed using the Mann-Whitney test. Research found that effectiveness between Braden scale and Norton scale to the risk of pressure sores is 0.458 with significant values α = 0.05 for comparison. there’s none of the most effective between the scale of the scale of Braden and Norton scale. Implication Norton scale and Braden scale are equally effective for measuring the risk of pressure ulcer. Recommendation for nurses will use the scale of the risk of pressure ulcer as prevention in patients. Keywords : Presure ulcer, Braden Scale, Norton Scale

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