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Free Wound Care Handbook
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CPD Launchpad
Why Journal of Wound Care?
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About Us
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North American
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Leg Ulcer Management
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Wound Assessment
Wound Exudate
Wound Infection
Wound Pain
Patient Experience
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Pressure ulcer prevalence can be reduced to zero if a well-resourced and well-supported prevention programme is put in place.
To succeed, this requires awareness of key management skills and priorities, such as strong leadership, involvement of staff in decision-making and a desire to foster interdisciplinary relationship. At the heart of such a programme, however, should be the desire to ensure optimum patient outcomes.
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Predicting delayed pressure ulcer healing using thermography: a prospective cohort study
Identification of superficial pressure ulcers
Reaching for the moon: achieving zero pressure ulcer prevalence
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