ADVANCED WOUND CARE AND TISSUE MANAGEMENT: Healing Science, Pressure Injury Prevention, Dressing Selection, and Complex Case Strategies - Tapa blanda

Advanced Wound Care and Tissue Management : Healing Science, Pressure Injury Prevention, Dressing Selection, and Complex Case Strategies

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Build a stronger clinical framework for assessing wounds, supporting tissue repair, preventing complications, and selecting appropriate management strategies. The \*\*Advanced Wound Care and Tissue Management\*\* reference provides healthcare professionals with a structured approach to the science and practice of modern wound management. Successful wound care requires far more than choosing a dressing. Clinicians must understand tissue viability, healing physiology, wound characteristics, pressure and shear, moisture balance, infection risk, perfusion, nutrition, underlying disease, patient goals, and the changing needs of the wound over time. This book brings those elements together in clear, practical language. Readers will strengthen their understanding of: - Skin integrity and wound-healing physiology- Inflammation, proliferation, and tissue remodeling- Comprehensive wound assessment and documentation- Acute, chronic, surgical, traumatic, and complex wounds- Pressure injury risk assessment and prevention- Pressure injury staging and clinical evaluation- Diabetic and neuropathic wounds- Venous and arterial ulcer principles- Moisture-associated skin damage- Wound cleansing and wound-bed preparation- Debridement principles and selection considerations- Exudate and moisture management- Dressing categories and selection strategies- Infection, inflammation, and wound bioburden- Pain assessment and symptom management- Nutrition and systemic factors affecting healing- Offloading, repositioning, and pressure redistribution- Interprofessional care and referral decisions- Documentation, outcome measurement, and reassessment- Complex case planning and treatment escalation>Instead of treating products and wound types as isolated topics, this reference emphasizes clinical reasoning. Readers learn to connect the wound's appearance and underlying cause with patient-specific risks, treatment objectives, dressing characteristics, monitoring requirements, and escalation decisions. The material is designed for nurses, advanced practice clinicians, wound-care professionals, rehabilitation personnel, home-health staff, long-term-care teams, students, and healthcare professionals seeking a stronger understanding of wound and tissue management. Whether you are developing wound-care knowledge, refreshing clinical principles, supporting staff education, or strengthening your approach to difficult cases, this book offers a practical framework for more organized decision-making. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798192025611

Contactar al vendedor