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Mannequin with 'pressure ulcers' trains Hull hospital staff

Mannequin with 'pressure ulcers' trains Hull hospital staff

By Liz Wells 16 January 2025

Hospital staff in Hull have been trained to spot pressure ulcers in patients by an education team using simulation mannequins.

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Gloucestershire £49,817 - £53,051 per annum

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