Volume 49 - Issue 11 - November, 2003
Column
Guest Editorial
11/01/2003
How many wound care clinicians have been frustrated by antiquated wound care practices and the reluctance of healthcare professionals to change? Reflecting on less-than-ideal professional practices presents a dilemma that requires a plan...
How many wound care clinicians have been frustrated by antiquated wound care practices and the reluctance of healthcare professionals to change? Reflecting on less-than-ideal professional practices presents a dilemma that requires a plan...
How many wound care...
11/01/2003
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
11/01/2003
Ask any nurse about pain and he/she will most likely tell you "pain is what the patient says it is." This is the belief promoted by McCaffery1 and a key starting point to effective pain management.2 But how many nurses actually believe...
Ask any nurse about pain and he/she will most likely tell you "pain is what the patient says it is." This is the belief promoted by McCaffery1 and a key starting point to effective pain management.2 But how many nurses actually believe...
Ask any nurse about pain and...
11/01/2003
Wound Management & Prevention
Feature
Empirical Studies
11/01/2003
The Preparing the Wound Bed Concept
Wound bed preparation was first described in 2000 by Sibbald et al1 and Falanga.2 This approach to wound management stresses that successful diagnosis and treatment of patients with chronic wounds...
The Preparing the Wound Bed Concept
Wound bed preparation was first described in 2000 by Sibbald et al1 and Falanga.2 This approach to wound management stresses that successful diagnosis and treatment of patients with chronic wounds...
The Preparing the Wound Bed...
11/01/2003
Wound Management & Prevention
