Pressure ulcers are a common problem across health care settings. The incidence of pressure ulcers varies by clinical setting: 0.4% to 38.0% for hospitals, 2.2% to 23.9% for long-term care, and 0% to 17% for home care, according to a 2003 article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The estimated cost to treat a pressure ulcer is between $500 and $40,000. Yet, pressure ulcers can be managed and prevented. The featured Innovations describe two programs that reduced hospital-acquired pressure ulcers by implementing new quality improvement measures.
May 18, 2015 By Stephen L. Nelson 1 Comment. If youâre a new bookkeeper for a business that uses Quicken accounting software, you could probably use a bit of help and encouragement. Let me try to do that here. Specifically, I will explain what you should know about your computer, Windows, and Quicken.
POS software takes the place of your cash register. When using POS software, all sales and transaction are made through your computer. You tell the computer what you're selling, the selling price, and the quantity sold. Then it calculates the total, including tax, and tells you how much change is due.It also records every sale and tracks everything.n addition, there are about 30 different vertical markets that software companies have customized their POS software to handle. The term POS software is a little deceptive because most of the POS software programs handle MUCH more than just point of sale tasks.