Trends in Wound Care by Keith F Cutting

Trends in Wound Care by Keith F Cutting

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Provides a focus on two particular wound types: leg ulcers and pressure ulcers. This book, focussing on improving patient outcomes and reducing morbidity, includes chapters that examine assessment, principles of management and key considerations in dressing selection. It provides an easy reference source within this field of care.

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Trends in Wound Care by Keith F Cutting

The fourth volume of "Trends in Wound Care" focuses on two particular wound types: leg ulcers and pressure ulcers. These wounds account for a large proportion of the demands made on the time and financial resources available within wound care. It is therefore important that we equip ourselves with the available knowledge in order to make best use of these resources. In addition, care of patients with leg ulcers and pressure ulcers is of topical interest. This is in some part due to the difficulty in ascertaining prevalence rates as recent, accurate and widespread prevalence data of these wounds is not available in the public domain. It would seem appropriate that the move towards bench-marking would encourage the gathering and publication of this data on a national scale. Within the overall theme in this volume, the focus remains on improving patient outcomes and reducing morbidity. It is for this reason that chapters included also examine assessment, principles of management and key considerations in dressing selection.We hope that you enjoy this latest addition to the "Trends in Wound Care" series that provides an update and easy reference source within this fascinating field of care.
Keith Cutting has been involved in tissue viability for a number of years. Apart from lecturing on wound care management, he has maintained clinical and research roles and has supported this through a number of publications. He has a keen interest in wound infection and has recently developed criteria for infection in six wound types using a Delphi approach. Keith is an editorial board member of both the Journal of Tissue Viability and the Wounds-UK journal and was elected in 2005 as International Board Member for the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care (AAWC). He liaises with a number of international medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology and publishing companies on a consultancy basis.
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ISBN 13 9781856423090
ISBN 10 1856423093
Title Trends in Wound Care
Author Keith F Cutting
Series Wound Care
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Mark Allen Group
Year published 2005-11-18
Number of pages 162
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.