ENHANCING NURSING TRAINING AND PROTOCOLS FOR EFFECTIVE WOUND CARE IN PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
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Keywords
Wound Healing, Chronic Wounds, Ideal Healing, Traditional Healing, Moist Healing
Abstract
Introduction: Chronic wound treatment poses a significant challenge, consuming substantial time and resources for medical and nursing staff. A multitude of materials are available for assistance, necessitating a careful selection process to optimize efficacy and streamline treatments. The cornerstone of this selection process is a comprehensive assessment of both the patient's overall condition and the specific wound characteristics.
Background: The market offers a diverse array of materials designed to aid in chronic wound care. However, the efficacy of these materials is contingent upon the judicious selection guided by a thorough understanding of the patient's health status and the unique attributes of the wound. This underscores the importance of a systematic approach to material selection.
Objective: The primary objective of this bulletin is to provide guidance to healthcare professionals in the strategic selection of materials for chronic wound care. By offering insights into the importance of patient and wound assessment, this bulletin aims to enhance the overall effectiveness of treatment strategies.
Methods: The bulletin emphasizes a methodical approach, encouraging healthcare practitioners to invest time in a comprehensive assessment of both the patient and the wound. By synthesizing information from these assessments, practitioners can make informed decisions in selecting materials for chronic wound care.
Results: The outcomes of a meticulous patient and wound assessment serve as the foundation for optimal material selection. By employing this approach, healthcare professionals can enhance the efficiency of treatments and, consequently, contribute to improved patient outcomes.
Discussion: The discussion section delves into the significance of strategic material selection in chronic wound care. It highlights the impact of an informed decision-making process on treatment efficacy, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach in caring for chronic wounds.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this bulletin serves as a valuable resource for medical and nursing staff engaged in chronic wound care. By advocating for a methodical approach to material selection based on thorough patient and wound assessments, it aims to empower healthcare professionals to optimize treatment outcomes and resource utilization
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Jehanzeb Khan
Nursing Instructor, College of Nursing, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, G-8/3 Islamabad, Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Medical University, Islamabad, Pakistan
Shafie Muse Tahir
MBBS IUA Medical Doctor, Khartoum Dermatology & Cosmetology Center – Hargeisa, Somaliland
Mbony Joshua C
State Employed, Medical Doctor, General Medicine, Santa District Hospital, Cameroon
Dr. Rabbyya Kausar
Lecturer, University Institute of Physical Therapy, University of Lahore Sargodha Campus
Syed Muhammad Abbass
House officer, Gastroenterology, Bakhtawar Amin Medical College, Multan, Pakistan
Nosheen Akhtar
College of nursing, Niazi medical and dental college Sargodha, Pakistan