This article is the third in a series on wound management. Poor pain management leads to distress and can impede the healing process. This article describes the different types of pain and the ...

Julie Taylor, RGN, DPSN, is wound care sister (nursing homes), South Staffordshire Healthcare NHS Trust Julie Taylor, RGN, DPSN, is wound care sister (nursing homes), South Staffordshire Healthcare ...

Successful treatment of diabetic ulcers requires an understanding of the underlying disease process. Angiopathic changes in both the large and small vessels of diabetic patients can reduce tissue ...

Q: Why is it so important to assess the skin at admission? As a leader, you are in charge of financial stability, quality standards and patient care. After 11 months of hard work, you take vacation ...

Your EHR might have a wound care section – but is it set up for efficiency and effectively tracking wound progress? If not, digital wound management systems can help close the gap. Wound care needs ...

Slow-to-heal wounds can often become the result of health conditions or even medical treatments. Even with the best efforts of doctors and their patients, the healing process can be slow and ...

Isla enables clinicians and patients to monitor wounds at home, facilitating early detection of infection and providing time and cost savings for healthcare staff and patient May 2022 – Becton ...

Lisa Wood and Ross Burton examine the advantages of value-based procurement (VBP) as a transformative method for wound care ...

As chronic conditions like diabetes and vascular diseases become more common, the demand for nurses specializing in wound care has increased significantly. Wound care nursing offers a unique blend of ...

The advanced wound care market is shifting towards innovative solutions like sensor-based wearables, AI tools, and bioengineered skin substitutes, emphasizing early detection and remote monitoring.