Sex-specific differences in prevention and treatment of institutional-acquired pressure ulcers in hospitals and nursing homes
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Andrea Lichterfeld-Kottner, Nils Lahmann, Jan Kottner
Highlights
- Sex-specific differences in prevention of pressure ulcers were minor in hospitals and nursing homes
- More women at risk of institutional-acquired pressure ulcers were underweight, whereas more men were obese
- Women generally receive more special support surfaces
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