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Wound Hygiene and Infection Prevention for Polytrauma Patients
Trauma patients with multiple injuries, external fixators, and complex wounds require careful wound hygiene but traditional showering is often impossible. Bed Shower Wib enables controlled, antiseptic wound cleansing and full-body hygiene directly at the bedside without transport risk.
Wound infection is a major complication in trauma patients. CHG antiseptic bathing reduces wound bioburden and systemic infection risk. Bed Shower Wib's precise temperature control and gentle delivery make it suitable for complex trauma wound care.

Polytrauma patients with multiple injuries, external fixators, and complex wound management required daily hygiene but could not be safely transferred to shower facilities. Wound contamination during bathing was a persistent concern.
Bed Shower™ Wib™ was implemented in the trauma ICU and step-down unit, enabling full-body cleansing around wounds, fixators, and drains without patient repositioning.
Wound infection rates in polytrauma patients decreased 33%. Nursing time for trauma patient bathing decreased by 25 minutes per session. Zero adverse events related to bathing procedures.
"Trauma patients have the most complex hygiene needs. The Wib lets us clean around everything safely and thoroughly."
Trauma ICU Nurse Manager
Yes. Wib's adjustable water pressure and handheld shower head allow nurses to direct water flow around external fixators, surgical drains, and wound dressings. The system provides thorough cleansing of accessible skin areas while protecting sensitive wound sites.
Pre- and post-operative CHG bathing is a core SSI prevention intervention. Wib enables thorough CHG bathing for trauma surgery patients who cannot access standard showers, ensuring 100% compliance with pre-operative decolonization protocols.