Wound Care Nursing
A person-centred approach
- 3rd Edition - May 15, 2020
- Latest edition
- Editor: Sebastian Probst
- Language: English
A must have for any nurse wanting to expand their knowledge in this area of wound care. Wound Care Nursing 3rd edition introduces a person-centred approach to wound care practice… Read more
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A must have for any nurse wanting to expand their knowledge in this area of wound care. Wound Care Nursing 3rd edition introduces a person-centred approach to wound care practice across the lifespan. The books is fully illustrated with colour photographs and illustrations throughout, and including extensive case studies to demonstrate the practical applications of the most recent research in this area.
- New content covering pressure ulcers, incontinence associated dermatitis, venous leg ulcers and palliative wound care
- Uniquely it uses a lifespan perspective addressing the care of wounds in all patients from birth to old age
- All chapters have been fully updated to reflect the current evidence base
- Nursing theory is used throughout instead of a traditional medical approach, making the material more applicable to nursing practice
- Links current nursing theory to practice using extensive case studies
- High quality full colour photographs and illustrations throughout
Section 1: Assessment and Planning
1. Assessing the normal and abnormal
2. Assessing and planning individualized care
Section 2: Intervention
3. Principles of wound interventions
4. Wound care in the baby and young child
5. Wound care in teenagers
6. Wound care in the young adult
7. Wound care in the middle-aged individual
8. Pressure Ulcers (PUs) and Incontinence- Associated Dermatitis (IAD) in older individuals
9. Wound care in elderly individuals with leg ulcerations
10. Cancer and Palliative Wound Care
11. Ways of evaluating care
Appendices
1: Glossary
2: Useful websites
- Edition: 3
- Latest edition
- Published: May 15, 2020
- Language: English
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Sebastian Probst
Affiliations and expertise
Professor of Tissue Viability and Wound Care, School of Health Sciences,
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland,
Geneva, Switzerland;
Editor and Council Member for European Wound Management Association (EWNA)