Wound management

Debridement is a critical component of wound care that involves the removal of necrotic tissue and debris from the wound. Read the different methods of wound debridement.

By Conn Hastings, Science writer A person’s leg wrapped in bandage (not the smart bandage from this research). Image: Nutnaree Saingwongwattana/Shutterstock.com

WOUND CARE DRESSINGS

Tissue viability is an essential part of wound management. Tissue viability Nurses deliver advice and support to both adult and child patients, as well as staff, in several different ways.

Demystify wound care with tips from expert Dr Foy White-Chu Demystify chronic wound care management with high yield pearls from wound care expert Dr. Elizabeth (Foy) White-Chu. She takes us through a simple yet thorough approach to manage complex chronic wounds. We discuss everything from selecting a dressing, to pain management, and what kind of

Joshua Nowocin, PA-C Providing surgical wound care is a very common outpatient practice. Almost every outpatient center has had to provide Surgical wound

Exudate: The Type and Amount Is Telling You Something. Wound care clinicians…

New products are being developed almost daily for wound care. This is an increasing public health problem. It can be difficult for clinicians to determine which products are most useful for their patients.