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British Journal of Nursing Volume 22: Sup12a

Subject Areas: Nursing (miscellaneous)
Publisher: MA Healthcare - Mark Allen Group
ISSN: 0966-0461
SJR: 50

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1: Improving wellbeing of those living with a wound

Milne, Jeanette

2013 British Journal of Nursing

doi:10.12968/bjon.2013.22.Sup12a.3

This article will explore how the physical effects of living with a wound—for example, pain, strikethrough, reduced mobility, stigma, malodour, visibility of the dressing, a risk the dressing will not stay in place, social isolation and low mood—can affect wellbeing.Current wound-care strategies...
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2: How to engage better with patients

Hulme, Kieth

2013 British Journal of Nursing

doi:10.12968/bjon.2013.22.Sup12a.10

Part of holistic wound care is excellent communication with patients. Health and Social Care Trainer, Kieth Hulme, indicates some useful tools and approaches. Patient-centred care, he believes, can improve concordance and therefore improve clinical outcomes. This article is designed to give hints...
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3: Introducing a holistic wound dressing

Harrison, Tarnia

2013 British Journal of Nursing

doi:10.12968/bjon.2013.22.Sup12a.14
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4. Community perspectives of ALLEVYN Life

Pardoe, Ann

2013 British Journal of Nursing

doi:10.12968/bjon.2013.22.Sup12a.18

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