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Collaborative working to evaluate clinician acceptability of a carboxymethyl cellulose dressing

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Collaborative working to evaluate clinician acceptability of a carboxymethyl cellulose dressing

Claire Acton, Cory Moyna
18 September 2018

Evidence-based practice, which involves collecting and evaluating data to inform and enhance routine practice, is fundamental in improving patient care, safety and clinical outcomes; however, it can be challenging to deliver  within clinical practice. In wound care, where large variations in practice occur and controversies remain regarding the treatment and care of acute and chronic wounds, evidence-based practice would achieve a more uniform policy for treatment in all settings, as well as improved effectiveness and quality of wound care (Ubbink et al, 2015).

 

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