Comment prévenir et traiter l’escarre lors de la position assise ? Tutoriel

We know that the cause of pressure ulcers is a lack of mobility, among other things. It is therefore essential, whenever possible, to make changes in position and move your loved one out of bed and into a chair, for example. This chair will be equipped with various devices to prevent and even heal pressure ulcers. In this video, occupational therapist Karine Dubreil explains how to prevent and relieve pressure ulcers in a seated position, particularly when positioning yourself in a chair to prevent pressure ulcers. We recommend first watching the video explaining what a pressure ulcer is and how to prevent them:    • QU’EST-CE QU’UNE ESCARRE ? COMMENT LA PREV...  . Also check out the other Tuto'nomie tutorials: • Choosing and positioning yourself correctly in a wheelchair:    • Le choix et le bon positionnement dans un ...   • WHAT IS A PRESSURE URE? HOW TO PREVENT AND DETECT IT? Tutorial:    • QU’EST-CE QU’UNE ESCARRE ? COMMENT LA PREV...   • Bedsores: How to prevent and treat pressure ulcers on the buttocks and hips?    • Escarre au lit : Comment prévenir et trait...   Tuto'nomies are tutorials to support independence. They are intended for people (caregivers) who are helping a loved one who is losing their independence. These tutorials are adapted and designed with the help of social and medical professionals and the expertise of the Gérontopôle Pays de la Loire. The project is one of the "Carers" winners of the 2018 Social Innovations call for projects from Malakoff Médéric Humanis. Thanks to Malakoff Humanis for their support: https://essentiel-autonomie.com To learn more about the project: http://humagogie.fr/tutonomie-aidants Filming location: Les Glycines EHPAD Residence https://residence-lesglycines.fr/ Design and production: Jocelyne Guillon, multimedia educational engineer Professional expert, content: Karine Dubreil, occupational therapist, and Dr. Vincent Ould Aoudia, Gérontopôle Pays de la Loire Video distribution and usage rights under YouTube license: must cite the authors: "Karine Dubreil, Dr. Vincent Ould Aoudia, and Jocelyne Guillon, Humagogie, [email protected]", no commercial use, share under the same conditions, without modification.