Application of SWCR Guidelines in a Case of Pressure Sore
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Medical and Health Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
Pressure sores are the common problems faced by the health care personnel and the family members of critically ill patients. They cause significant burden for the health care system. Even though pressure is the main reason, the etiology is multifactorial. And the patients affected usually will have other associated co-morbidities. Hence systematic approach for the management of pressure sores is necessary for obtaining the better result. SWCR guidelines for wound management are one of the guidelines for manage the chronic wounds. This study highlights the experience of managing pressure sore using SWCR guidelines.
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Elankumar S.
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