Types of Non-Healing Wounds and How to Treat Them
wcw-admin-support2024-03-18T18:37:29-07:00It is imperative to educate yourself about the nature of non-healing wounds, who is most at risk, and the proper way to treat them.
It is imperative to educate yourself about the nature of non-healing wounds, who is most at risk, and the proper way to treat them.
Each phase of the wound healing process is affected among the elderly, resulting in a more delayed recovery time. Let’s break down why older adults are more prone to injuries and why age can play a role in how effectively wounds heal.
If you are a smoker you are probably aware that it can have a devastating effect on your heart and lungs as well as your skin. But many don’t realize that tobacco can also prevent or slow down wound healing.
Let’s take a look at how diabetes impacts wound healing, how the disease makes the recovery process more difficult, and what you can do to help if you or a loved one is diabetic and has suffered a serious wound.
Let’s delve deep into what a wound care specialist is, what sets them apart from other healthcare providers and how can you tell when it’s time to seek specialized help for your wound.
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"In a pandemic situation, it is important for any outpatient wound program to rapidly identify the entire patient cohort that it has been managing and determine optimal strategies to manage patients, preferably at home, based on the resources available to each and the system." Read the full article "Wound Center Without Walls: The New ... Read More