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Evidence-Based Wound Management

Wound Management

Benbow, Maureen

£44.50  £17.20

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Book Details:
Publisher:Wiley?Blackwell ISBN:9781861564740 Published Date:15th December 2004 Dimensions:152 X 230 X 16 mm Weight:0.4583 kilograms Pages:220 Binding:Paperback Condition:New

Short Description

As wound management has become a highly specialised and fascinating field over the years, this book has been written with the novice in mind. Wound management has caused much confusion for practitioners who, in the past, have viewed it as simple dressing changes.

Full Description

This book has been written with the novice in mind, as wound management has become a highly specialised and fascinating field over the past 15 years. This has caused much confusion for practitioners who, in the past, have viewed it as simple 'dressing changes'. It is presented as a compact reference suitable for qualified and unqualified health care workers alike. Firstly, the book aims to positively assist students of healthcare to appreciate the complexity of this vast and growing subject, so that they benefit from a clear presentation of current evidence-based knowledge and become confident enough to apply their new knowledge in practice; secondly, it may be used by qualified practitioners to consolidate their knowledge and so enhance their practice. This is a specialised practice area that transcends all patient groups, specialties and care settings. By working through the content of the book, it is important that the reader develops an understanding of the origins of wound management and how modern wound technology has evolved to reflect those origins. In summary, this book aims to provide a range of health care practitioners with a basic set of tools for starting to personally experience and enjoy the provision of high quality wound management.

Review

" ...a good overview of tissue viability for student nurses and qualified staff." (Nursing Standard, 20th July 2005)