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    This book provides a comprehensive resource for the prevention and management of wounds and skin integrity from an international perspective. It acknowledges that wound care requires a multidisciplinary approach. The book is divided into three sections covering principles of best practice, challenging wound types and their management, and the application of best practice to reduce the economic costs of wounds. It supports best practice decision-making and improving wound care outcomes. The book is an easy-to-read text that will be valuable for the multidisciplinary wound care team.

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    This book provides a comprehensive resource for the prevention and management of wounds and skin integrity from an international perspective. It acknowledges that wound care requires a multidisciplinary approach. The book is divided into three sections covering principles of best practice, challenging wound types and their management, and the application of best practice to reduce the economic costs of wounds. It supports best practice decision-making and improving wound care outcomes. The book is an easy-to-read text that will be valuable for the multidisciplinary wound care team.

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    Wound Healing and Skin


    Integrity: Principles and Practice

    T
    his comprehensive wound care book fasciitis, self-inflicted wounds, and skin tears.
    offers a valuable resource to anyone involved One of the key principles of this section is
    in the prevention and ensuring clinical management pathways are
    management of wounds and skin integrity. It is appropriate for the patient and the wound, so as to
    a practical, well-researched text covering a wide achieve the best outcome.
    range of issues within the speciality by leading The third section discusses wounds within
    international experts in the field. the context of the health economy and the
    Wound Healing and Skin Integrity: Principles application of best practice principles to reduce
    and Practice acknowledges that wound care the human and economic costs of wounds. The
    editor: Madeleine Flanagan
    and skin integrity requires a multiprofessional final section leaves the reader with some insight
    iSBN: 9780470659779 approach that cuts across traditional service into future directions for the speciality of wound
    Published: April 2013 boundaries. care and skin integrity.
    Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell The contributing authors reflect the nature of The book supports best practice decision-
    Cost: £32.99 the multidisciplinary team required to develop making when caring for patients with wounds
    and promote advanced wound care for the and skin integrity issues. There is a useful
    needs of wound care patients today. It has been resource section at the end of each chapter that
    written from a broad international perspective points the reader to best practice statements
    and will, therefore, be of value to the global and other useful documents and websites.
    wound care community. It has the additional value of practice points
    The book is divided into three distinct running through the text that are useful for both
    sections. Section one covers the principles of advanced and novice practitioners.
    best practice for all wound types, including a Wound Healing and Skin Integrity: Principles
    review of evidence-based practice and how and Practice is an easy-to-read text with useful
    to improve outcomes through the decisions illustrations and tables that brings life to the
    we make as practitioners. It also covers text and keeps the reader interested. It will
    the physiology of skin integrity and wound make a welcome addition to the library of the
    healing and the general principles of wound multidisciplinary wound care team. I would
    management, including an overview of wound recommend it to anyone who wants to improve
    dressing and therapy choices, wound infection or validate their knowledge and skills in wound
    and the psychological impact of a wound on healing and skin integrity. Wuk
    the patient.
    Section two focuses on challenging wounds,
    their prevention and management, and includes
    discussion of the specific needs of pressure
    ulcers, diabetic foot disease, chronic ulcers
    of the lower limb, lymphoedema, malignant
    wounds, skin integrity, dermatology, and
    surgical wounds.
    An additional chapter on neglected
    wounds encourages the reader to expand
    CAROLINE DOWSETT
    their knowledge and skills on more unusual
    Nurse Consultant, Tissue
    Viability, East London wound types, such as body piercings, bullous
    Foundation Trust, London pemphigoid, calciphylaxis, fistulas, necrotising

    114 Wounds UK | Vol 9 | No 2 | 2013

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