That the House of Representatives— (1) affirms that pressure ulcers/injuries and their resulting costs in human suffering and strain on the health care system require a coordinated and systemic plan to address; (2) supports the designation of National Pressure Ulcer/Injury Prevention Day ; (3) encourages the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to review current pressure ulcer/injury prevention and management protocols and develop a plan to use peer-reviewed science to test, revise, and continually reduce pressure ulcer/injury development; (4) encourages the Secretary of HHS to host a Federal interagency conference with academia, industry stakeholders, health care providers, community caregivers, patients, families, patient and veteran advocacy groups, and other stakeholders to publicly review and discuss the state of pressure ulcer/injury prevention research, protocols, scope and magnitude of the problem, and related topics each year; (5) encourages the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to review its authorities and programs to reduce pressure ulcers/injuries, including focus on early detection and prevention; and (6) encourages HHS to coordinate with the Department of Veterans Affairs and State health agencies and boards to deliver best practices on the prevention and reduction of pressure injury/ulcer rates.