Kohta M, et al. – The current level of knowledge and practice regarding pressure injury prevention among Japanese care managers were examined. This questionnaire survey suggested that the current levels of knowledge and practice regarding pressure injury prevention among the care managers participating in this study were “moderate” and “low”, respectively. Researchers observed low scores for knowledge with respect to the question, “Using risk assessment scales”. A new risk assessment scale as a bridge between both medical professionals and social welfare professionals would be developed. Practically, care managers were recommended to receive continuous education and practical training for pressure injury prevention in a home care setting.