Web-based education and counseling services will be provided as an intervention. Web-based education will be provided to the caregiver in the patient's room in two face-to-face sessions within forty-eight hours before the patient is discharged. Counseling will include telephone follow-up and home visits after discharge. Telephone follow-up will be done once a week, for a total of 8 times, and home visits will be done 3 times over an 8-week period. The results will be assessed using the Braden Pressure Injury Risk Scale, Barthell Index, and data collection tools for patients in the experimental group, and the Zarit Caregiver Burden Scale will be used for caregivers.

Caregivers in the control group will receive routine nursing care and no intervention will be made. At the end of the study, the website and educational content will be shared with patients and their relatives.

Web-based training will be shared with patient relatives before the patient is discharged. A home visit will be made 2-3 days after the patient is discharged. Data collection forms will be collected by the researcher at each home visit. A total of four home visits and eight telephone follow-ups will be made within two months.

Evaluation of data that may be related to pressure injuries for patients and caregivers.

Data such as patient's age, height, weight, chronic diseases and data such as caregivers' age, inclination, and caregiving duration will be evaluated as averages and percentages.

According to the total scores of the Barthell Life Activities Index; 0-20 points: "Fully dependent", 21-61 points: "Extremely dependent", 62-90 points: "Moderately dependent", 91-99 points: "Mildly dependent" and 100 points: "Fully independent"

According to the braden pressure injury risk assessment scale: The total scale score is between 6 and 23. As the scores from the scale decrease, the risk of developing a pressure injury increases. Individuals with a scale score of 12 and below are considered to be at high risk for developing a pressure injury, those with a score of 13-14 are considered to be at medium risk, and those with a score of 15-16 are considered to be at low risk. According to the inclusion criteria for this study, patients must be assessed as high and medium risk according to the Braden pressure injury risk assessment scale.

According to the zarit caregiver burden scale: If the resulting score is between 22-46 points, it is defined as 'light load', if it is between 47-55 points, it is defined as 'moderate load', and if it is between 56-110 points, it is defined as 'severe load'.