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Volume 48 - Issue 10 - October, 2002

Column

Guest Editorial
10/01/2002
   Traditionally, we think of ethics in research in terms of protecting human subjects. Maintaining the safety of human subjects is important; ensuring research integrity is equally imperative. Research integrity includes: making an...
   Traditionally, we think of ethics in research in terms of protecting human subjects. Maintaining the safety of human subjects is important; ensuring research integrity is equally imperative. Research integrity includes: making an...
   Traditionally, we think of...
10/01/2002
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
10/01/2002
   T he convergence of several immense and divergent changes in healthcare delivery and payment have caused providers to make changes in the processes and structure of care provision, especially as it relates to ostomy care. Along with these...
   T he convergence of several immense and divergent changes in healthcare delivery and payment have caused providers to make changes in the processes and structure of care provision, especially as it relates to ostomy care. Along with these...
   T he convergence of several...
10/01/2002
Wound Management & Prevention

Feature

Empirical Studies
10/01/2002
   In order to meet consumer expectations for quality care, healthcare professionals are required to apply knowledge and expertise that reflects current best practice.1 The provision of healthcare services in Canada is mandated and funded...
   In order to meet consumer expectations for quality care, healthcare professionals are required to apply knowledge and expertise that reflects current best practice.1 The provision of healthcare services in Canada is mandated and funded...
   In order to meet consumer...
10/01/2002
Wound Management & Prevention