Protocols for wound management

Article Abstract:

A large long-term nursing care facility has implemented a model for wound care management that has significantly reduced their rate of skin ulcer development. This strategy empowers nurses to routinely evaluate potential skin ulcers and develop and implement individualized treatment plans for existing ones using a variety of techniques within certain guidelines. This model has resulted in a 50% decrease in skin ulcers, down to 8% compared with a 23% national average.

Usage, Practice, Wounds and injuries, Nursing, Wound care, Medical protocols

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Pressure ulcers: A quality issue

Article Abstract:

An improved culture of quality within the hospital system, especially for the treatment of pressure ulcers is extremely necessary to give better health-outcome to the patients.

United Kingdom, Evaluation, Medical care, Medical care quality

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