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Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing, 2004
To describe and interpret the complexities of the pain experienced by persons with painful pressure ulcers.Heideggerian hermeneutic phenomenology.Ten participants with pressure ulcers hospitalized in an acute-care community hospital were interviewed.Multiple taped interviews, transcripts, and field notes were collected over an 8-month period.
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To describe and interpret the complexities of the pain experienced by persons with painful pressure ulcers.Heideggerian hermeneutic phenomenology.Ten participants with pressure ulcers hospitalized in an acute-care community hospital were interviewed.Multiple taped interviews, transcripts, and field notes were collected over an 8-month period.
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Nursing Older People, 2010
This study compared two pressure ulcer risk scales (Braden and Waterlow) with a generic nursing Care Dependency Scale (CDS), which provides general information about the patient's individual need for care. The CDS is based on Virginia Henderson's theoretical framework and has 15 items covering physical and psychological aspects of daily living.
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This study compared two pressure ulcer risk scales (Braden and Waterlow) with a generic nursing Care Dependency Scale (CDS), which provides general information about the patient's individual need for care. The CDS is based on Virginia Henderson's theoretical framework and has 15 items covering physical and psychological aspects of daily living.
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Nursing Standard, 2005
This article discusses the different aspects of classifying pressure ulcers. It aims to increase understanding of the grading methods used and how their reliability and validity may be assessed. In turn, this aims to increase the potential for nurses to enhance their assessment and pressure ulcer prevention skills.
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This article discusses the different aspects of classifying pressure ulcers. It aims to increase understanding of the grading methods used and how their reliability and validity may be assessed. In turn, this aims to increase the potential for nurses to enhance their assessment and pressure ulcer prevention skills.
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1997
Pressure ulcer assessment requires quantification of multiple parameters of the ulcer and periulcer tissue. Clinical assessment should include ulcer history (including etiology, duration, and prior treatment), anatomic location, stage, size (including length, width, and depth measured in centimeters), sinus tracts, undermining, tunneling, exudate or ...
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Pressure ulcer assessment requires quantification of multiple parameters of the ulcer and periulcer tissue. Clinical assessment should include ulcer history (including etiology, duration, and prior treatment), anatomic location, stage, size (including length, width, and depth measured in centimeters), sinus tracts, undermining, tunneling, exudate or ...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1980
A review of approaches to prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers, this article's aim is to encourage more research on a long-neglected problem.
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A review of approaches to prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers, this article's aim is to encourage more research on a long-neglected problem.
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EPUAP Pressure Ulcer Curriculum
Journal of Wound Care, 2023Halász, Beáta Grešš +6 more
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2004
Abstract Important considerations for the management of pressure ulcers include the goals of treatment, patient preferences, expected outcomes, and both the benefits and burdens of treatment. The dogma that all pressure ulcers are caused by poor quality care and that all patients should undergo treatment directed at healing these lesions
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Abstract Important considerations for the management of pressure ulcers include the goals of treatment, patient preferences, expected outcomes, and both the benefits and burdens of treatment. The dogma that all pressure ulcers are caused by poor quality care and that all patients should undergo treatment directed at healing these lesions
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