Transcription of Wound Management - EMAP
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
Example: marketing
Wound Management - EMAP
14 Nursing Times / Vol 111 No 46 / : Assessment/Debridement/ Holistic care/Infection/Treatment plan This article has been double-blind peer reviewedAuthor Annemarie Brown is lecturer at the University of Essex, Southend. Abstract Brown A (2015) Wound Management 2: The principles of holistic Wound assessment. Nursing Times; 111: 46, 14-16. This article is the second in a series designed to enhance nurses knowledge of Wound Management . It highlights the importance of assessing patients holistically, and provides an overview of the key factors that should be considered when assessing a Wound . A well-designed template enables nurses to carry out a comprehensive assessment that ensures accurate documentation to monitor Wound healing.
» National Wound Assessment Tool (Fletcher, 2010); » Applied Wound Management (Gray et al, 2006). The content of these are all very similar in that they use prompts to document wound characteristics, as itemised in Table 2. Local tools are also available. Practice point One of the key priorities when assessing a patient with a wound is pain.
Loading..
Tags:
Information
Domain:
Source:
Link to this page:
Please notify us if you found a problem with this document: