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It is increasingly important for nurses in hospitals and in the community to have a working knowledge of the processes involved in wound healing. This book will also cover the general management of patients, including their disease processes, state of nutrition, and social circumstances. The use of antiseptics and antibiotics will be covered in some depth. The book will review the current literature on modern wound dressings, and will give an unbiased and scientific summary of the indications, strengths and weaknesses of all the dressings available.
This text investigates the clinical requirements and evidence-based methodologies necessary for nurses to effectively manage wound healing and patient care. Keith Harding and Sue Bale, both established experts in wound management, synthesize clinical data and literature to provide a framework for selecting appropriate dressings. The book argues that successful wound care requires a holistic approach that integrates patient nutrition, disease processes, and social factors alongside the technical application of dressings.
What You Will Find
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Clinicians frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for nursing staff operating in both hospital and community settings. Experts highlight the text for its objective, scientific approach to evaluating the efficacy of various wound care products.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2001-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford Univ Pr
ISBN-10:
019262329X
ISBN-13:
9780192623294
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