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Applied Wound Management - Top 6 Resources
- Applied Wound Management Supplement - Part 3VIEW PDFApplied Wound Management Assessment and Continuation ChartVIEW PDFApplied Wound Management Reference CardVIEW PDFApplied Wound Management SupplementVIEW PDFApplied Wound Management Supplement - Part 2VIEW PDFApplied Wound Management WallchartVIEW PDF
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Awards - Top 2 Resources
- Wounds UK Awards 2012 WinnersWounds UK Awards 2011 Winners
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Best Practice Statements - Top 2 Resources
- Your chance to peer review two best practice statementsConsensus Document: PHMB and its potential contribution to wound managementVIEW PDF
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Courses - Top 21 Resources
- Worcester (University of Worcester)Edinburgh Napier UniversityUniversity of GlasgowVIEW PDFBirmingham City UniversityBuckinghamshire New UniversityCardiff UniversityGlamorgan (University of Glamorgan)Glasgow Caledonian UniversityKings College, LondonKingston University and St George's, University of LondonLancashire (University Of Central Lancashire)Liverpool John Moores UniversityNottingham (The University of Nottingham, School of Nursing)Plymouth (University of Plymouth)Queens University, BelfastRobert Gordon UniversityStaffordshire UniversityStirling (University of Stirling, Dept of Nursing and Midwifery)University Campus SuffolkUniversity of Hertfordshire (Hatfield)Bradford (University of Bradford)
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Journal Articles - Top 100 Resources
- Audit of the use of compression hosiery in two NHS TrustsVIEW PDFEfficacy of medical-grade honey as an autolytic debridement agentVIEW PDFImpact of medications and lifestyle factors on wound healing: A pilot studyVIEW PDFNew year, new challenges: An abundance of opportunities for tissue viabilityVIEW PDFNews March 2013VIEW PDFNonhealing venous leg ulcers in primary careVIEW PDFStandardising wound care documentation in clinical practiceVIEW PDFTreating non-hypoxic woundsVIEW PDFNewsVIEW PDFSharing best practice at Wounds UK Harrogate 2012VIEW PDFThe effect of a new debridement technique on patient wellbeingVIEW PDFThe use of electronic data capture devices in wound care settingsVIEW PDFAre care options offered to the physically impaired enabling or disabling?VIEW PDFMultidisciplinary approach and product innovation in the management of complex woundsVIEW PDFMy experience of clinical careVIEW PDFNegative pressure in the early mobilisation of lower limb amputeesVIEW PDFPreventing skin damage: a Welsh perspectiveVIEW PDFThe importance of reaching consensus on pressure ulcersVIEW PDFNurses’ knowledge and competence in wound managementVIEW PDFThe dehisced abdomen following invasive interventionVIEW PDFWhat is the role of biofilms in wound healing?VIEW PDFAssessing the use of simulated wounds in nurse educationVIEW PDFWounds UK newsVIEW PDFA little bit of learning can go a long wayVIEW PDFA survey of postoperative wound dressing practice before and after implementing national guidelinesVIEW PDFAn action plan for the inpatient management of diabetic foot disease in line with ‘Feet First’VIEW PDFManaging pain and stress in wound careVIEW PDFNews updateVIEW PDFRevising wound dressing classificationVIEW PDFThe future of tissue viabilityVIEW PDFThe psychological consequences of wounds — a vicious circle that should not be overlookedVIEW PDFThe use of a new honey dressing on an infected diabetic foot ulcerVIEW PDFUnderstanding and preventing wound blisteringVIEW PDFNews updateVIEW PDFCase series evaluation of a silver non-adherent dressingVIEW PDFDirected study time within the pre-registration nursing curricula: are students motivated?VIEW PDFRaising the profile of tissue viability: who will lead the way?VIEW PDFHow can we maintain effective and relevant wound care education?VIEW PDFMIST ultrasound therapy: the science and the benefitsVIEW PDFResidual limb hyperhidrosis: use of botulinum-A toxin to improve prosthesis fit and functionVIEW PDFThe changing face of student nurse education and training programmesVIEW PDFUsing electronic voting systems in wound care conferencesVIEW PDF2010 and all that: a commentary on the passing yearVIEW PDFBiofilms and wounds: much ado about nothing?VIEW PDFChallenges of wound management in bariatric patientsVIEW PDFCould collaboration with industry and higher education be the way forward?VIEW PDFIdentifying risk: clinical judgement versus rick assessment tools (RATS)VIEW PDFImplementation of knowledge and technologies into the clinical settingVIEW PDFIntervention strategies for people who self-harmVIEW PDFRCT of treatments for pyoderma gangrenosum: time to get involvedVIEW PDFReduced cellular toxicity and clinical performance of Atraumann® AgVIEW PDFThe ongoing evidence debate: time to decideVIEW PDFThe principles of managing acute woundsVIEW PDFTop ten natural preparations for the treatment of diabetic foot disordersVIEW PDFUltrasound-assisted wound debridement deviceVIEW PDFUse of Renasys™ Gauze and Port to simplify negative pressure dressing techniquesVIEW PDFUsing ActivHeal® in a traffic light system wound care formularyVIEW PDFWound-related pain: anxiety, stress and wound healingVIEW PDFEvidence is 'in', ignorance is 'out': a dilemma for advanced wound care productsVIEW PDFViewpointsVIEW PDFChallenges in developing innovative technologiesVIEW PDFHydrofiber Technology: its role in exudate managementVIEW PDFInterprofessional education in lower extremity wound careVIEW PDFThe debate for an all-graduate nursing professionVIEW PDFThe role of education in developing tissue viability to meet the Quality AgendaVIEW PDFNHS 'quality' initiatives: acronyms and terminologyVIEW PDFSkin changes at life's end (SCALE): a consensus documentVIEW PDFWound care education: good, bad or otherwise?VIEW PDFA critical evaluation of the Lund and Browder chartVIEW PDFA focus group study into patients' perception of chronic wound painVIEW PDFA reflection on the progress of wound care educationVIEW PDFA review of leg ulcers modules at four UK universitiesVIEW PDFA survey of nurses' and podiatrists' attitudes, skills and knowledge of lower extremity wound careVIEW PDFAre we all properly qualified to prescribe wound care?VIEW PDFAuditing the benefits of a complex wound clinicVIEW PDFCare home support system : providing tissue viability advice in the independent sectorVIEW PDFDelayed sandwich technique for covering complex wounds: Integra beneath a split-skin graftVIEW PDFDeveloping a non-clinical skill set for tissue viabilityVIEW PDFEducation is needed to enable carers to meet NICE standardsVIEW PDFGood research is essential in these fast-moving timesVIEW PDFImproving wound care teaching and learning in clinical practiceVIEW PDFMasterclass of advanced clinical skills for tissue viability practitionersVIEW PDFNurse education needs a greater focus on wound care to reflect the NHS shift to primary careVIEW PDF