Wound Practice and Research
WP&R Current Issue

Current Issue - Volume 18 Number 2 - May 2010

  • Developing Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Preventionand Management of Venous Leg Ulcers
  • Diagnosis and management of venous leg ulcers: a nurse's role?
  • The Leg Ulcer Prevention Program: effectiveness of a multimedia client education package for people with venous leg ulcers
  • The Leg Ulcer Prevention Program: nurse perspectives on a multimedia client education package for people with venous leg ulcers
  • Sub-bandage pressure difference of tubular form and short-stretch compression bandages: in-vivo randomised controlled trial

 

 

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RECENT ARTICLES

Developing Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Preventionand Management of Venous Leg Ulcers

Diagnosis and management of venous leg ulcers: a nurse's role?

The Leg Ulcer Prevention Program: effectiveness of a multimedia client education package for people with venous leg ulcers

The Leg Ulcer Prevention Program: nurse perspectives on a multimedia client education package for people with venous leg ulcers

Sub-bandage pressure difference of tubular form and short-stretch compression bandages: in-vivo randomised controlled trial

First aid treatment of burn injuries

Evaluation of NovoSorb™ novel biodegradable polymer for the generation of a dermal matrix Part 1: In-vitro Studies

Evaluation of NovoSorb™ novel biodegradable polymer for the generation of a dermal matrix Part 2: In-vivo Studies

Burn wound management: a surgical perspective

A review on porcine burn and scar models and their relevance to humans

Experience with Biobrane™; uses and caveats for success

Leg ulcers: atypical presentations and associated comorbidities

From ‘minor ulcer’ to complex wound: management of a patient with a neuro-ischaemic foot ulcer complicated by verrucous hyperplasia

A pilot study evaluating topical negative pressure using V1STA® technology

Is it time for a new descriptor 'pressure injury': a bibliometric analysis

Assessment of wound healing: validity, reliability and sensitivity of available instruments

WoundsWest education: taking the evidence on wounds to the clinician

WoundsWest: Delivering comprehensive strategies to improve wound management in Western Australian Health Services

Pressure injury prevalence in a private health service: risks and recommendations

The Dressing Bank™ – a system for providing access, equity and cost-effectiveness for advanced wound dressings in the acute care setting

Chronic wound pain: a literature review

Epidermolysis bullosa (EB) – diagnosis and therapy

Management of epidermolysis bullosa (EB) skin lesions with a non-adherent dressing, Urgotul

Raising the roof on epidermolysis bullosa (EB): a focus on new therapies

Comparison of the two leading approaches to attending wound care dressings

Nutrition therapy in the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers

A survey of clinicians’ perceptions of, and product choices for, the infected wound

Reducing pressure ulcer prevalence in residential aged care: results from phase II of the PRIME trial

Nurses’ experiences of participating in a randomised controlled trial (RCT) in the community

Maggots down under

RED FRAMES: an introduction to pressure education and memory aids

Bilateral heel ulcers: a complex case for vacuum assisted closure

Management of a pressure ulcer in the presence of arterial disease and MRSA infection

 

 

Wound Practice and Research is the official journal of the Australian Wound Management Association Inc. The focus of the journal is primarily in discussing and portraying issues on wound management within Australia and surrounding countries. It is distributed to a readership of over 5000 throughout Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.

Within each issue there are usually four to five papers that relate to such topics as:

  • the science of wound healing
  • the aetiology of wounds
  • the care of acute and chronic wounds
  • wound research
  • wound care in the community and quality of life issues

Other regular features of the journal are:

  • an editorial
  • book reviews
  • product evaluations
  • product information
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Last Updated 16 June 2010