Volume 49 - Issue 10 - October, 2003
Column
Guest Editorial
10/01/2003
The challenges of providing quality chronic wound care in today's healthcare environment have been well delineated by multiple authors. Generally, clinician authors concur that the chronic wound experience is multifactorial in nature and...
The challenges of providing quality chronic wound care in today's healthcare environment have been well delineated by multiple authors. Generally, clinician authors concur that the chronic wound experience is multifactorial in nature and...
The challenges of providing...
10/01/2003
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
10/01/2003
Today's nursing homes are under constant and ever-increasing scrutiny by federal and state regulators, payors, and consumers. The bar is continuously ratcheted up for improved quality of care and better financial and clinical outcomes. The...
Today's nursing homes are under constant and ever-increasing scrutiny by federal and state regulators, payors, and consumers. The bar is continuously ratcheted up for improved quality of care and better financial and clinical outcomes. The...
Today's nursing homes are...
10/01/2003
Wound Management & Prevention
Feature
Empirical Studies
10/01/2003
Measurement of wounds is an important component of the wound assessment process and has the potential to provide baseline measurements, monitor healing rates, and differentiate between wounds that are static, deteriorating, or improving....
Measurement of wounds is an important component of the wound assessment process and has the potential to provide baseline measurements, monitor healing rates, and differentiate between wounds that are static, deteriorating, or improving....
Measurement of wounds is an...
10/01/2003
Wound Management & Prevention
