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The impact of occupation on wound healing: a literature review on the holistic approach of wound management in high-risk patient groups

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The impact of occupation on wound healing: a literature review on the holistic approach of wound management in high-risk patient groups

Danielle Thornton, Rachael Hosznyak
30 June 2017

Within western medicine, we are comfortable with the notion that poor mental health can have a direct link to our physical health (World Health Organization [WHO], 2016). These links have previously related to the immune system, cardiovascular health, metabolism and obesity and post-surgical recovery.

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