The stage bedsore nursing model will play multiple key roles in nursing education and clinical practice, and its importance is becoming increasingly prominent, which is of great significance to improve nursing quality and ensure patient safety.

First of all, it is an important auxiliary tool for nursing education. In the process of nursing teaching, the traditional teaching method often focuses on the imparting of theoretical knowledge, while the training of practical skills is relatively insufficient. By simulating the different stages of bedsore development, the model provides a safe and controllable practice platform for students. Students can repeatedly practice the prevention, identification, assessment, treatment and care of bedsores on the model, so as to deepen their understanding of theoretical knowledge and improve their practical ability. This teaching mode not only improves students' learning interest and participation, but also enables them to cope with the challenges of bedsore care more calmly in the future clinical work.

Secondly, it plays an important role in clinical practice. In a real clinical setting, patients with bedsores have diverse and complex care needs. Medical staff need to have a high degree of professionalism and rich practical experience in order to accurately assess the patient's condition, develop personalized care plans, and effectively implement. The model provides a platform for healthcare professionals to simulate real patient situations, allowing them to practice and validate nursing skills repeatedly in a risk-free environment, thereby improving the accuracy and safety of clinical practices. In addition, the model can also be used for pre-job training of new medical staff to help them quickly master the basic knowledge and skills of bedsore nursing and shorten the adaptation period.

To sum up, the stage bedsore nursing model will play multiple key roles in nursing education and clinical practice, and its importance cannot be ignored. We should make full use of this teaching resource, strengthen its research and application, and contribute to improving the quality of nursing and ensuring the safety of patients.