Patients with wounds are frequently treated pharmacologically for both their wounds and their acute or chronic conditions. On a daily basis, patients usually take at least five drugs to treat multiple...
Nurse practitioners (NPs) are playing an increasingly important role in wound care delivery as healthcare systems respond to growing rates of chronic disease, an aging population, and provider shortag...
As wound care patients increasingly present with complex medication regimens and multiple comorbidities, understanding the fundamentals of pharmacology has become a critical competency for clinicians ...
As diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and multimorbidity continue to rise; wound care professionals are encountering patients whose medication regimens may be as clinically significant as the wounds th...