Volume 3 No. 37 | October 26, 2013:
So Who Are You Really Working For?
The Plight of the Traveling Wound Care Nurse
So Who Are You Really Working For?
The Plight of the Traveling Wound Care Nurse
How Identifying Malnutrition Can Help You Provide High Quality, Affordable Care
Medicine in Crisis – Pain Control and the Newest Medical Degree
If No Pressure Prevents Pressure Ulcers, Does Negative Pressure Heal Them?
Have you seen the new WoundSource homepage?
Electrical Stimulation Therapy and Wound Healing
Necrotic Wounds: Overview and Treatment Options
Use of the SCALE Model in Palliative Wound Care
Optimizing Wound Patient Outcomes in the Face of Uncertainty
Span-America Adds Industry Veteran to Clinical Post
A Call to Action: Identifying Malnutrition in Patients with Wounds
How Geographic Differences Can Impact Wound Care
Wound Care Reimbursement - Cracking the Code: Your 2013 Guide to HCPCS
The Challenge to Nursing Professionals: Make Time for Learning
Managing Radiation Complications Affecting the Skin
New Moisture Transport Technology Available for Pressure Ulcer Prevention
Calciphylaxis: What it is and What it Means for Wound Care
Pressure Ulcers: Past, Present and Future
Methods of Debridement
Why Now is the Time for a Multidisciplinary Approach to Preventing Heel Pressure Ulcers
Getting a Firm Grasp on the Obvious
Identifying and Qualifying Patients for HBO Treatment
Using the Same Parameters to Identify Malnutrition
Fistulae: A Problem for the Ages