Jewell Nursing Solutions

10/07/2025

When the president starts confabulating fake excuses to declare war on his own country for no good reason other than to appease his own lust for power and money, it is time to remove him from office.

I’m taking to every single person who continues to support his madness. It’s time to admit it. You created this monster. Now you have to stop him

10/04/2025

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09/30/2025

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08/27/2025

Go with the Flo!
Florence Nightingale that is . . .

“If he has a bedsore, it’s generally not the fault of the disease, but of the nursing” – Florence Nightingale, 1859 Although pressure injuries have been happening to people since the beginning of human history, blame it on Florence Nightingale that nurse/caregivers became “responsible” f...

08/22/2025

Pressure injuries remain one of the most preventable hospital harms—so why do they keep happening?

Pressure injuries remain one of the most preventable hospital harms—so why do they keep happening? Unlike many hospital-acquired conditions (HACs), such as central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) or catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs), pressure injuries are not...

08/22/2025

06/20/2025

Most of my clients tell me they were never told how to turn and reposition for pressure injury prevention. Nor were they told what supplies and equipment to use for best results, and which to avoid. Most importantly, they were never told how and where to get more information.

So I wrote these discharge instructions for any caregiver to use as a template for providing written teaching for pressure injury prevention and management.

It is meant to complement the "How to Stop Bedsores" pamphlet, so that the discharging clinician can have a quick and efficient teaching tool that provides patient specific instructions and information. There is plenty of room to write in your own recommendations.

Feel free to use it for your discharge teaching. I welcome your input!
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06/16/2025

Not just training, not just tools, but a better system . . .

06/06/2025

Preventable Pressure Injuries Cost Hospitals Millions!

05/22/2025

My experience through research, hospital work, and legal nurse consulting has shown me that when caregivers are required to turn and reposition patients strictly every two hours, the purpose behind the task can sometimes get lost—especially because caregivers have to consciously remember or are alerted to do it while they’re often busy helping a patient with something else. It can turn a meaningful intervention into a mechanical checkbox activity, which may unintentionally limit critical thinking and individualized care. To be effective, turning and repositioning needs to be integrated into the natural flow of the day — it should fit into the rhythm of the daily routine, not sit outside of it as a separate obligation", Gwen Jewell, RN, BSN

04/27/2025

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