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What Wound Care Physicians Need to Know About Working in Long-Term Care

December 11, 2014
By Cheryl Carver, LPN, WCC, CWCA, FACCWS, DAPWCA, CLTC As a traveling wound care educator for physicians, I am observing many changes within the state survey process for long-term care. Wound care ...

What’s New in Wound Care

May 31, 2022
Chronic and nonhealing wounds are a worldwide issue and are becoming more difficult to treat. In the United States alone, according to Medicare, over 8 million Americans have chronic wounds that cost ...

Why Caregivers Need Education and Support

April 14, 2022
Many of us will eventually take on a caregiver role in one form or another. According to the 2020 update, the number of family caregivers in the United States increased by 9.5 million between 2015 and...

Why Won’t This Heal? Dealing With a Recalcitrant Wound: Part 1

March 25, 2022
I’m sure we’ve all hit that point in our wound care careers where we’ve had that one patient who’s wound just doesn’t seem to respond to any treatment. You’ve tried everything that you can think of—st...

Wound Bed Preparation: Edge of Wound

June 30, 2022
Wound bed preparation is a vital element of wound care. It ensures that the wound has the best environment for closure by addressing the needs of the wound and removing barriers. Wound bed preparation...

Wound Bed Preparation: Moisture Management

June 30, 2022
Wound bed preparation is the concept that provides clinicians with a framework for treating hard-to-heal wounds by assessing the patient as a whole and not focusing only on the characteristics of the ...

Wound Care Clinical Trials: Setting the Record Straight

August 22, 2017
By Thomas E. Serena MD, FACS, FACHM, FAPWCA A recent article by Kaiser Health News misquoted me as saying that we enroll only "healthy" patients in our clinical trials. At moments like this, one fe...

Wound Care Nurses as Leaders in the Hospital and the Wound Clinic

January 2, 2020
By Lydia Corum RN MSN CWCN How many wound care coordinators have walked into a patient's room to check on a wound before the patient is discharged only to find that the same dressing originally ord...

Wound Care Transitions: What Are the Obstacles to Care?

April 28, 2023
Dr. Scott Bolhack, MD, MBA, CMD, CWS, FACP, FAAP, shares the issues and complexities he's seen in patient transitions across care settings like post-acute hospital and hospice care. Through the "Wound...

Wounds Secondary to Sleeping Position Part 1: Recognizing Pressure Injuries Secondary to Sleeping Position

June 13, 2022
Heel pressure injuries and various forms of ulcers are easy to identify, but are you overlooking sleeping position as a cause for wounds in other locations? Do you have a wound you are sure is venous ...
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