Key principles involved in applying and removing wound dressings

I. Anderson

Key principles involved in applying and removing wound dressings

I. Anderson

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Abstract

This article aims to help practitioners consider a variety of wound dressings and develop their knowledge about the use of dressings to ensure patients are protected and care is cost-effective. The article focuses on which dressing should be used depending on wound type and how different dressings should be applied and removed.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	51-57
Journal	Nursing Standard
Issue number	Royal College of Nursing
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Key principles involved in applying and removing wound dressings

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