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The Tissue Viability Society.

THE PROBLEM with trying to prevent pressure ulcers is that, no matter how hard we try or what pressure care equipment or policies we use, patients still occasionally develop an ulcer. Provided all reasonable steps are taken, based on the best available evidence, to try and protect against such events, we can say that this is not necessarily anyone's fault.