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	Résultats de la recherche - dermatologie (662) 1. A Content-Validated Tool to Effectively Document Peristomal Skin Lesions 2. A Prospective Evaluation of a Pressure Ulcer Prevention and Management E-Learning Program for Adults with Spinal Cord Injury 3. Absorbent Product Selection for Contemporary Continence Management 4. Adorable poupon avec peau imparfaite 5. Antimicrobiens et plaies – dossier 6. Apport du Corpitolinol 60 dans les protocoles de prévention de l’escarre en gériatrie 7. Atlas de poche Tome III : Système nerveux et organes des sens (Livre) 8. Atteinte à l'intégrité de la peau 9. Au-delà des légendes urbaines 10. Cicatrisation anormale et complications cutanées 11. Cicatrisation des plaies en milieu humide 12. Complications en chirurgie esthétique 13. Complications en zone péristomiale 14. Comprendre et traiter les maladies de la peau – dossier 15. Conduite à tenir face à un patient brûlé 16. Contraception et le traitement de l'acné : pourquoi et comment ? 17. Debriding and Reducing Local Wound Infection with Maggots 18. Deep Tissue Injury 19. Dépistage et prise en charge nutritionnelle des patients diabétiques dénutris hospitalisés en unité de podologie 20. Dermatite atopique, quand les corticostéroïdes topiques ne suffisent pas 21. Dermatite d’incontinence 22. Dermatologie (soins infirmiers) (Livre) 23. Dermatologie et soins infirmiers (Livre) 24. Dermatologie pédiatrique - dossier thématique 25. Diagno-photo 26. Diagno-photo 27. Douleur et traumatismes lors de la réfection des pansements, le point de vue des infirmières 28. Douleurs et plaies – dossier 29. Du nouveau dans l’eczéma atopique : diagnostic et traitement fondés sur des données probantes 30. Eczéma atopique 31. Eczéma atopique chez l'enfant, stress parental et soutien social (Livre) 32. Éducation des patients traités par perfusion continue d’époprosténol pour une hypertension artérielle pulmonaire 33. Effect of Ultraviolet Light C on Bacterial Colonization in Chronic Wounds 34. Emergency - Necrotizing fasciitis 35. Épilation au laser 36. Escarres en cancérologie 37. Étude clinique des dermatoses comme phénomènes psychosomatiques 38. Evidence-based Practice: Using Active Leptospermum Honey Dressings in an Indigent Population 39. Healing After the Hurricane 40. Infection and Wound Care 41. Infection, plaies et soins locaux 42. Interdisciplinarité paramédicale autour du patient porteur de plaie cancéreuse, dossier thématique 43. L'éducation thérapeutique à l'école de l'atopie 44. L'effet combiné de l'Acticoat* et du VAC* sur la guérison des plaies 45. L'escarre 46. L'esthétique et la santé de la peau 47. L'incontinence urinaire chez la femme 48. L'ulcère de jambe 49. La biopsie cutanée 50. La cicatrisation en milieu humide 51. La consultation infirmière – dossier 52. La dermatologie - dossier thématique 53. La dermatologie et la médecine esthétique 54. La dermatologie et la médecine esthétique - dossier 55. La dermite de couche chronique 56. La détersion en pratique 57. La perte de cheveux 58. La petite chirurgie, du grand art 59. La préparation du lit de la plaie 60. La prévention, le diagnostic et le traitement des ulcères du pied diabétique 61. La réparation des plaies en cabinet 62. La santé des garçons 63. La stomathérapie, de 1978 à 2008 – dossier 64. Le cadre de référence relatif aux soins des plaies (Livre) 65. Le chaussage du pied diabétique 66. Le diabète, un problème de santé publique, 2e partie 67. Le film cutané protecteur, un nouvel outil dans le soin des plaies 68. Le nouveau-né : et si tout n'était pas parfait... 69. Le pied de Charcot ou l’ostéo-arthropathie nerveuse diabétique 70. Le sarcome de Kaposi 71. Le SARM-AC 72. Le soin des plaies (Livre) 73. Le syndrome vibratoire, une maladie sournoise 74. Le traitement des rides 75. Le vaccin contre la varicelle désormais au programme 76. Le vieillissement de la peau 77. Les biofilms 78. Les cicatrisations difficiles – dossier 79. Les fils de suture: de fil en aiguille 80. Les hydrogels amorphes 81. Les maladies du système locomoteur 82. Les maladies du système locomoteur 83. Les maladies du système locomoteur, 3e partie 84. Les onychomycoses 85. Les plaies cancéreuses 86. Les plaies de la personne âgée ou très âgée 87. Les plaies de pression au talon 88. Les plaies difficiles à cicatriser 89. Les sets de soins des plaies font débat 90. Les soins aux personnes brûlées 91. Les soins de plaies au cœur du savoir infirmier (Livre) 92. Les solutions anti-adhésives 93. Les stomies - 2/4 (défis quotidiens) 94. Les tests cutanés d'allergie 95. Les ulcères de jambe d’origine veineuse et mixte - dossier 96. Loi 90 97. Lorsqu’une plaie s’infecte… 98. L’escarre au talon 99. L’hypergranulation 100. L’hyperhidrose focale 101. L’incontinence urinaire chez la femme 102. L’oxygénothérapie systémique hyperbare pour le traitement des plaies diabétiques réfractaires 103. Managing Hypergranulation Tissue 104. Managing Radiation Skin Injury 105. Medical Honey for Managing Recurrent, Chronic Arterial Wounds in a Patient Unable to Tolerate Topical Silver Dressings 106. Mieux prévenir et soigner les escarres – dossier 107. Mise à jour sur l'épilation au laser 108. Nitric Oxide 109. Nouvelles nomenclatures de pansements et soins de plaies (France) 110. Optimiser la prise en charge des plaies à l’hôpital et au domicile - dossier thématique 111. Orientation du malade porteur de plaie 112. Pansement de plaies chroniques en milieu hospitalier 113. Pansement hydrocellulaire dans la préparation du lit de la plaie 114. Physician Adoption of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in the Treatment of Chronic Wounds 115. Pour mieux prendre en charge les lésions aux tissus mous 116. Prévalence et incidence des escarres, mode d’emploi 117. Prévention et prise en charge des ulcères de pression 118. Prévention et traitement des ulcères veineux de la jambe 119. Prise en charge des plaies, les nouveaux dispositifs médicaux 120. Promotion de l’exercice sécuritaire et du soin des pieds pour les clients qui ont le diabète de type 2 121. Qualité de vie et nouvelles techniques de prise en charge du patient diabétique 122. Question on creams and ointments 123. Rajeunissement cutané 124. Regard sur la rosacée 125. Sécheresse des pieds - Prévention et traitement 126. Silver-containing Dressings: Availability Concerns 127. Soins aux personnes atteintes de pathologies veineuses 128. Soins des plaies en néonatalogie 129. Spécial Diabète 130. Spécificités des soins auprès de patients porteurs de plaies tumorales négligées 131. Surgical Site Infection 132. The Clinical Benefits of Active Leptospermum Honey in Oncologic Wounds 133. The importance of investigating the presence of hyperglycemia in individuals with wounds 134. Traitement compressif, des horizons nouveaux 135. Ulcères de jambe 136. Une plaie, une cicatrisation… et plusieurs façons d’y arriver 137. Vers une optimisation de la prise en charge des plaies chroniques 138. Wounds with Exposed Bone 139. “Measurement Monday”: One Facility’s Approach to Standardizing Skin Impairment Documentation 140. A Canadian Perspective on Quality of Life 141. A case study for Electrical Stimulation on a Stage III Pressure Ulcer 142. A Case Study for Off-loading 143. A Case Study of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy to Manage Acute Necrotizing Fasciitis 144. A Clinical and Spiritual Approach to Healing 145. A clinical Trial to investigate the Effect of Silver Nylon Dressings on Mediastinitis Rates in Postoperative Cardiac Sternotomy Incisions 146. A Clinically relevant Wound Assessment Method to Monitor Healing Progression 147. A Comparison of an Antimicrobial Wound Cleanser to Normal Saline in 148. A Consensus Report on the Use of Vacuum-Assisted Closure in Chronic, Difficult-to-heal Wounds 149. A cross-sectional validation study to assess bacterial burden 150. A Descriptive Study of Pressure Ulcer Pain 151. A fistula clinic repairs lives in Uganda 152. A New Master’s Program in Wound Healing 153. A proposal for classifying peristomal skin disorders 154. A prospective multicenter evaluation of a moldable stoma skin barrier 155. A prospective study evaluating the pressure ulcer scale for healing (PUSH tool) 156. A prospective, descriptive Study to identify the microbiological Profile of chronic Wounds in Outpatients 157. A regional approach to continence management 158. A Retrospective Cohort Study of Factors that affect healing in long-term Care Residents with Chronic Wounds 159. A Retrospective Data Analysis of Antimicrobial Dressing Usage in 3,084 Patients 160. A Retrospective Evaluation of Digital Wound Imaging to Predict Response to Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment 161. A retrospective Evaluation of Hydrocellulose Dressings in the management of chronic wounds 162. A retrospective study of high-voltage, pulsed current as an adjunctive therapy 163. A Retrospective, Descriptive Study of Sacral Ulcer Flap Coverage in Nonambulatory Patients with Hypoalbuminemia 164. A Review of Skin and the Effects of Aging on Skin Structure and Function 165. A Simple Device for Closure of a Colocutaneous Fistula within the Laparotomy Wound 166. A Study to compare a New Self-Adherent Soft Silicone Dressing with a Self-Adherent Polymer Dressing in Stage II Pressure Ulcers 167. A Three-Year Multiphase Pressure Ulcer Prevalence 168. Acinetobacter Infections in Wounded Soldiers 169. Acoustic Pressure Wound Therapy 170. Acoustic Pressure Wound Therapy to Facilitate Granulation Tissue 171. Acute and Chronic Wounds 172. Adapting a Soft Silicone Dressing to Enhance Infant Outcomes 173. Adjusting to life with an ostomy 174. Adjuvant Dressing for Negative Pressure Wound Therapy in Burns 175. Aging Skin: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention 176. Amputation stump 177. An alternative Solution for Difficult-to-Manage Colostomies in the descending and sigmoid colon 178. An assistive Device for Donning Compression Stockings 179. An Evaluation of an Adhesive Hydrocellular Foam Dressing and a Self-Adherent Soft Silicone Foam Dressing in a Nursing Home Setting 180. An International Perspective on Wound Pain and Trauma 181. An overview of Neonatal and Pediatric Wound Care Knowledge and Considerations 182. An Overview of Tissue Types in Pressure Ulcers: A Consensus Panel Recommendation 183. Anal Fissure 184. Ankle and foot ulcers 185. Anticoagulant-induced Skin Necrosis 186. Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome 187. Appareillage d’une fistule à distance 188. Applying observations from forensic science to understanding the development of pressure ulcers 189. Are all Pressure Ulcers the Result of deep Tissue Injury? 190. Assessing a Fistula 191. Assessing a patient for lice infestation 192. Assessing skin lesions 193. Assessing the Need for Developing a Comprehensive Content-Validated 194. Assessing venous ulcers and venous insufficiency 195. Atopic Dermatitis 196. Bariatric Surgery 197. Bariatric Wound Care 198. Basic ostomy management, part 2 199. Basic Principles of Wound Healing 200. Best Practice Recommendations for the Prevention and Treatment of Skin Tears 201. Best Practices, Tips, and Techniques for Preventing Unintended Weight Loss and Healing Wounds 202. Black Widow Spider Bite 203. Body Art and MRI 204. Body piercing 205. Breast reconstruction 206. Breast Reconstruction 207. Bridging the gap between research and practice (wound care) 208. Bringing Wound care to the Forefront in South America 209. Brown Recluse Spider Bites 210. Brown Recluse Spider Bites 211. Burn care basics 212. Burn Gang 213. Burns: The psychological aspects 214. Cables and Electrodes can Burn Patients during MRI 215. Calciphylaxis 216. Calling on NERDS for critically colonized Wounds 217. Can pressure mapping prevent ulcers 218. Caring for a patient after mastectomy 219. Caring for a patient with scabies 220. Challenges of Ostomy Care and Obesity 221. Changing an ostomy appliance 222. Choosing a debridement method 223. Chronic Venous Disorders 224. Chronic Wound Pain and Palliative Cancer Care 225. Clinical Effectiveness of noncontact, low-frequency, nonthermal Ultrasound in Burn Care 226. Clinical experience with wound biofilm and management: a Case Series 227. Clinical Performance of a Foam Dressing in the Management of Chronic Wounds 228. Clinimetrics and Wound Science 229. Colocutaneous Fistula Management in a Dehisced Wound - A Case Study 230. Combining Bioengineered Human Dermal Replacement and Multilayered Compression Dressings to Manage Ulcers in a Person with Diabetes Mellitus 231. Comparing two Dressings in the Management of Venous Leg Ulcers 232. Comparison of Operating Room Lasers: Uses, Hazards, Guidelines 233. Comparison of wound irrigation and tangential hydrodissection in bacterial clearance of contaminated wounds 234. Complex Wounds 235. Compression Stockings 236. Computer-based Testing of the Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Sore Risk 237. Confronting the « Flesh eating » Infection 238. Considering Patient Priorities when Choosing a Dressing 239. Continent Diversions 240. Continuity and transitional care 241. Continuity through best practice 242. Contralateral Prophylactic Mastectomy 243. Controversies regarding Vascular Disease in the Patient with Diabetes 244. Cost-effective Quality Wound Care in Canada 245. Cost-effective Wound Care 246. Counseling to Prevent Skin Cancer 247. Creating an Information campaign that works 248. Critical Colonization 249. Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma 250. Debriding wounds without surgery 251. Decreasing the Incidence of Heel Pressure Ulcers in Long-term Care by Increasing Awareness 252. Deep tissue injury from a bioengineering point of view 253. Deep Tissue Injury: an evolving science 254. Deep Vein Thrombosis 255. Delayed Diagnosis of Pyoderma Gangrenosum: A Case Study 256. Dermatologic Nursing 257. Determining the Effect of an Oak Bark Formulation on Methicillin-resistant 258. Development of a Content-Validated Venous Ulcer Guideline 259. Development of a pictorial guide for training nurses 260. Development of the Inlow 60-second diabetic foot screen 261. Diabetes and exercise safety 262. Diabetes Mellitus and the Elderly 263. Diabetic Foot Surgery: A Review of Current Procedures 264. Diabetic foot ulcers 265. Diabetic Foot Ulcers 266. Diabetic Foot Ulcers 267. Diabetic Foot Ulcers and Efficacy of Silver-Containing Wound Dressings 268. Diabetic Heel Ulcers - amputation ? 269. Did that medication cause this rash ? 270. Dilemmas of Dehiscence 271. Does Intestinal Resection Affect the Absorption of Essential Vitamins, 272. Does Sterile or Nonsterile Technique Make a Difference in Wounds Healing 273. Don't get burnt by the MRI (imagerie à résonance magnétique) 274. Dressings and more 275. Easing the heartbreak of psoriasis 276. Effectiveness of a Non-Petrolatum Emollient Cream in Pediatric Care 277. Empowering the Ileostomy Patient with a Mechanical Bowel Obstruction 278. Empowering UAP to champion pressure ulcer prevention 279. Encouraging Patient Adherence to therapeutic graduated Compression Therapy in venous Stasis Disease 280. Enhancement of Nutrition and Hydration in Patients 281. Enzymatic debriding Agent - An Evaluation of the Medical Literature 282. Epidermoid Cancers that Masquerade as Venous Ulcer Disease 283. Evaluating the use of hydrogel sheet dressings in comprehensive burn wound care 284. Evaluation and Management of Infantile Hemangioma 285. Evaluation of a Once-Daily Moisturizer Used to Treat Xerosis in Long-term Care Patients 286. Evaluation of Two Calcium Alginate Dressings in the Management of Venous Ulcers 287. Exploring the Effects of Wound Dressings and Patient Positioning on Skin Integrity in a Pediatric Burn Facility 288. Facilitating Positive Outcomes in Older Adults with Wounds 289. Facing up to withdrawal from topical steroids 290. FDA warning about negative pressure wound therapy 291. Fighting Fungal Infections 292. Fighting the triple threat of lower extermity ulcers 293. First Aid for Burns 294. Foods first 295. Foot care for patients with diabetes 296. Foot Care for Persons with Type 2 Diabetes 297. Foot-care Practices of Persons living with Diabetes Prior to Amputation 298. Fostering Treatment Adherence 299. Free TRAM flap breast reconstruction 300. From Humble Beginnings - The Braden Scale 301. Gastrostomy tube care 302. General Principles and Relation to Facial Wounds 303. Getting misty over wound care 304. Global climate change and wound care 305. Head lice 306. Hemophilia and maggots : (Hémophilie et asticots) 307. Honey and Contemporary Wound Care 308. Honey, an Old Remedy in Wound Care 309. How Dental Status affects Healing in Older Adults 310. How does a PEG tube stay in? (gastrotomie) 311. How Much Time Does it Take to get a Pressure Ulcer 312. How nutrition and aging affect wound healing 313. How to develop a Poster 314. How to wrap a below-the-knee amputation stump ? 315. How Wounds Heal 316. Hydrofluoric acid exposure 317. Hydrogel Wound Dressings : Where Do We Stand in 2003 ? 318. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy to Heal Chronic Wounds 319. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Used to Treat Radiation Injury 320. I Dressed Your Wounds, God Healed You – A Wounded Person’s Psychology according to Ambroise Paré 321. Identifying and Treating Reversible Causes of Urinary Incontinence 322. Identifying infection in chronic wounds 323. Identifying primary skin lesions 324. Identifying Secondary Skin Lesions 325. Iliopsoas Muscle Abscess Secondary to Sacral Pressure Ulcer 326. Illness Behavior and Social Support in Patients with Chronic Venous Ulcers 327. Impact of Antimicrobial Gauze on Bacterial Colonies in Wounds that Require Packing 328. Impaired Skin Integrity in the Elderly 329. Implementation of a Two-Part Unit-Based Multiple Intervention: Moving 330. Implementing a Complex-wound-care Rotation for medical residents 331. Implementing the PUSH Tool in Clinical Practice 332. Implementing wound care guidelines 333. Improving Accuracy of Wound Measurement in Clinical Practice 334. Improving health-related quality of life 335. Improving Wound Care Simulation with the Addition of Odor 336. Incontinence - Dossier 337. Incontinence : Special Focus 338. Incontinence : Special Focus Issue 339. Incontinence : Special Focus Issue 340. Incontinence-associated Dermatitis 341. Incorporating Digital Photography 342. Individualizing Cultural Sensitivity in Healthcare 343. Indwelling Catheter Management 344. Infection : Special Focus Issue 345. Infections of the Peristomal Skin 346. Injection Drug Use and Wound Care 347. Innovative Treatment for Elderly Patients with contractures 348. Intact Skin – An Integrity Not to be Lost 349. Integrating Wound Care Research into Clinical Practice 350. Intermittent negative pressure wound therapy and lower negative pressures 351. Is there a Gap in Ostomy Rehabilitation ? 352. Issues in Neonatal and Pediatric Wounds - Special Focus 353. It is Not Just a Wound… 354. Keep a close eye on vaccum-assisted wound closure 355. Keeping track of the Patch on the Obese Patient 356. Kennedy Terminal Ulcer 357. Keratitis-ichthyosis-deafness syndrome 358. Larval Debridement Therapy 359. Lateral Rotation Mattresses for Wound Healing 360. Learning to be « Present » in the Pain Experience 361. Leech Therapy 362. Leg Ulcers 363. Les plaies aiguës 364. Lidocaine Patch 5% 365. Living with a Necrotic Wound 366. Local Approaches to the Pain of Pressure Ulcers 367. Long-Term Outcomes of Full-Thickness Pressure Ulcers : Healing and Mortality 368. Low-frequency, therapeutic ultrasound Treatment for congenital ectodermal Dysplasia in Toddlers 369. Lower Extremity Arterial and Venous Ulcers 370. Lower Extremity Malignancies Masquerading as Ulcers 371. Lymphedema : Skin and Wound Care in an Aging Population 372. Maggot debridement therapy : A living cure 373. Management of Abdominal Wound Dehiscence with Porcine Dermal Collagen Implant 374. Management of High-Output Fecal Stomas 375. Management of Symptoms of Chronic Malignant Wounds and their Impact on Quality of Life 376. Management of the Excised Pilonidal Wound 377. Managing a diabetic ulcer 378. Managing a patient with a venous ulcer 379. Managing a sternal wound infection after cardiac surgery 380. Managing a Traumatic Wound in a Geriatric Patient 381. Managing an arterial ulcer 382. Managing an external fistula, part 2 383. Managing cellulitis and impetigo 384. Managing Ichthyosis : A Case Study 385. Managing Skin Grafts and Donor Sites 386. Managing the Challenges of Enterocutaneous Fistulas 387. Managing venous and neuropathic ulcers 388. Managing Wound Care Outcomes 389. Managing your patient's arterial ulcer 390. Marjolin’s Ulcer 391. Measuring wounds 392. Medicinal Leeches 393. Meeting the Challenges of Wound-associated Pain 394. Melanoma 395. Melanoma 396. Microbiology of Chronic Leg and Pressure Ulcers 397. Micronized, particulate dermal matrix to manage a non-healing pressure ulcer with undermined wound edges. A Case report 398. Minimizing Complications of Pain and Dressing Adherence in the Treatment of Venous Leg Ulcers 399. Minor pediatric burns 400. Misconceptions about Protein Requirements for Wound Healing 401. Modifications of the Great Toe for Diabetic Forefoot and Toe Reconstruction 402. Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Pressure Ulcer Problem 403. Nailing a key assessment 404. Name that tube 405. Negative Pressure Therapy 406. Negative Pressure Therapy in tbe Community 407. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy 408. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy 409. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy : « A Rose by any Other Name » 410. Negative pressure wound therapy achieved by Vaccum-assisted closure 411. Negative pressure wound therapy: Use with care 412. Negative-pressure wound therapy 413. Neuropathic and Ischemic Changes of the Foot in Brazilian Patients with Diabetes 414. New Educational Brochures on Skin Care 415. New Pressure-ulcer Guidelines 416. Non-Compliance : Adding Insult to Injury 417. Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer 418. Nurse-Administered Laser in Dermatology 419. Nursing Assessment of the Integumentary System 420. Nutrition, Skin Integrity, and Pressure Ulcer Healing in Chronically Ill Children 421. Obesity: Special Focus 422. Ostomy : Special Focus Issue 423. Ostomy Care and Radiation Therapy 424. Ostomy, Continence and Skin Care 425. Pain from Skin and Wound Conditions – part I 426. Pain from Skin and Wound Conditions – part II 427. Pain in Acute and Chronic Wounds 428. Pain in Diabetic Foot Ulcers 429. Pain in Fungating Wounds : Another Perspective 430. Pain in Pressure Ulcers 431. Pain Management in Epidermolysis Bullosa : An intractable Problem 432. Palliative Dilemmas : Wound Odor 433. Panniculectomy, More than a tommy tuck 434. Parastomal Hernias 435. Patient Perceptions and Provider Documentation of Diabetes Care in Rural Areas 436. Patient with Obesity 437. Pediatric Pressure Ulcer Prevalence 438. Performing a skin assessment 439. Peri-wound skin protection 440. Perineal Dermatitis or Pressure Ulcer. 441. Perioperative nursing 442. Peripheral Catheter Dressings 443. Peristomal skin complications 444. Pharmacotherapy as Adjunctive Treatment for Serious Foot Wounds in the Patient with Diabetes 445. Photosensitivity 446. Plain Talk about Wound Pain 447. Poison Ivy 448. Possible Contributing Factors for Differences in Pressure Ulcer Prevalence Rates 449. Practical Treatment of Wound Pain and Trauma : A Patient-Centered Approach 450. Practice recommendations for Preventing Heel Pressure Ulcers 451. Predicting Pressure Ulcer Risk 452. Preliminary Use of a Hydrogel Containing Enzymes in the Treatment of Stage II and Stage III Pressure Ulcers 453. Preoperative assessment of the Surgical Patient 454. Preoperative stoma site assessment and marking 455. Preparing the Wound Bed 2003 : Focus on Infection and Inflammation 456. Preparing the Wound for Healing 457. Pressure Ulcer and an Ostomy - An Unlikely Combination? 458. Pressure Ulcer Awareness and Prevention Program 459. Pressure Ulcer Awareness Program Pilot 460. Pressure Ulcer Pain: A systematic Literature Review 461. Pressure Ulcer Prevalence and the Role of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy in Home Health Quality Outcomes 462. Pressure Ulcer prevention. When are we negligent? 463. Pressure Ulcer Tissue Histology 464. Pressure ulcers 465. Pressure Ulcers 466. Pressure Ulcers 467. Pressure Ulcers - Dossier 468. Pressure Ulcers : Special Focus Issue 469. Pressure Ulcers: A Critical Review of Definitions and Classifications 470. Pressure Ulcers: The Great Insult 471. Prevalence of Chronic Wounds in Quebec Home Care 472. Preventing heel pressure ulcers 473. Preventing Pressure Ulcers in Hospital patients 474. Preventing Pressure Ulcers with Massage? 475. Preventing Skin Tears 476. Prevention and Treatment of Perineal Skin Breakdown Due to Incontinence 477. Preventive Foot Care 478. Primary Adenocarcinoma in Peristomal Skin: A Case Study 479. Processus de validation d’une traduction français du « Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Sore Risk » 480. Protecting a hemodialysis arteriovenous fistula 481. Protecting the patient’s aging skin 482. Psoriasis in the War Zone 483. Psoriasis: Hope for the Future 484. Psychological Adjustment after Ostomy Surgery 485. Puncturing Myths about Body Piercing and Tattooing 486. Quality of Care after Ostomy surgery 487. Radiation Enteritis in the Patient with a fecal Ostomy 488. Recurring and antimicrobial-resistant infections - Considering the potential role of biofilms in clinical practice 489. Reducing hospital-acquired pressure ulcers 490. Reducing pressure ulcer prevalence rates in the long-term acute care setting 491. Reducing the Incidence of Pressure Ulcers in Nursing Home Residents 492. Regenerative Healing in Fetal Skin – A Review of the Literature 493. Reliability and Clinical Validity of a Technique to Assess Lifetime Illicit Injection Drug Use 494. Results of a One-Day, Descriptive Study of Quality of Life in Patients with Chronic wounds 495. Results of Nine International Pressure Ulcer Prevalence Surveys - 1989 to 2005 496. Results of the 2008 – 2009 International Pressure Ulcer Prevalence™ 497. Risk Factors Associated with Healing Chronic Diabetic Foot Ulcers 498. RN staffing time and outcomes of long-stay nursing home residents 499. Safe at Home 500. Sarcoidosis Mimicking a Venous Ulcer: A Case Report 501. Scar Care 502. Searching for Evidence-based Medicine in Wound Care : An Introduction 503. Sequestration of Matrix Metalloproteinases by Silver-containing Wound Care Products 504. Severe sunburn 505. Sexuality after Ostomy Surgery 506. Sharpen your wound assessment skills 507. Short-stretch or Four-layer Compression Bandages 508. Should I Photograph my Patient’s Wound? 509. Silicone Net Dressing as an Adjunct with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy 510. Silicone Sheeting as an Alternative to Elastic Bandages in Dressing Lower Extremity Amputations (stump) 511. Silver : Special Focus Issue 512. Silver Dressings in Clinical Practice 513. Sizing up Wounds Accurately 514. Skin Assessment and Pressure Ulcer Care in Hospital-Based Skilled Nursing 515. Skin cancer and wounds in the geriatric population 516. Skin Care 517. Skin Care : From Skin Health to Ulcer Prevention 518. Skin Cooling Surfaces 519. Skin tears 520. Skin-Lesion Cupcakes are Food for Thought 521. Smallpox vaccination revisited 522. Smallpox vaccination update 523. Softening the Pain of Cancer-Related Wounds 524. Special Considerations for Patients in a Wheelchair 525. Spinal Cord Injury and Pressure Ulcers 526. Stage I Pressure Ulcers: Catching Pressure Injury before Skin Breakdown 527. Staging Pressure Ulcers: What is the buzz in Wound Care 528. Steps to prevent pressure ulcers 529. Stevens-Johnson Syndrome 530. Stomal Complications : At What Price ? 531. Stomal mucocutaneous dehiscence as a complication of topical negative pressure used to treat an open abdomen 532. Stomal Varices 533. Strategies for Online Teaching and Learning: Lessons Learned 534. Streptococcus Pyogenes 535. Subfascial Endoscopic Perforating Vein Surgery for the Treatment of Venous Ulcers 536. Successful Outcomes with the H.E.A.L. Program 537. Summer Living with an Ostomy 538. Support Surface Interface Pressure, Microenvironment, and the Prevalence of Pressure Ulcers 539. Support Surfaces: Beds, Mattresses, Overlays 540. Surgical Advances in Wound Care : A Canadian Perspective 541. Surgical Site Infections in Community Care Clients 542. Targeting cellulitis 543. Tattoos, Body Piercing, and Nursing 544. Teaming up for Wound Care 545. Telehealth for Wound Management in Long-term Care 546. Tender mercies 547. The 60-second Foot Exam for People with Diabetes 548. The AAWC Conceptual Framework of Quality Systems for Wound Care 549. The Anatomy of Incontinence 550. The Battle of the Bulge and Ostomy Care 551. The Canadian Enterostomal Therapy Nursing Education Program Model 552. The Challenges of Obesity and Skin Integrity 553. The Effect of Tacrolimus on Lower Extremity Ulcers 554. The Effects of Massage as a Method to Prevent Pressure Ulcers 555. The effects of topical insulin on wound healing 556. The Extent of Chronic Wounds in Canada 557. The Impact of Chronic Venous Insuffiency and Leg Function on the Quality of Life of HIV-Positive Persons 558. The Impact of noncontact, nonthermal, low-Frequency Ultrasound on bacterial Counts in experimental and chronic Wounds 559. The Importance of Adequate Hydration 560. The Inter-rater reliability of the Clinical signs and symptoms checklist, in diabetic foot ulcers 561. The Interdisciplinary Lower Leg Assessment Form 562. The Interdisciplinary Urgency Tool – A comprehensive Wound-Care Referral Form 563. The Issue of Oral Medications and a Fecal Ostomy 564. The legal Aspects of Incontinence 565. The management of Lower Extremity Wounds Complicated by Acute 566. The Modernity of Ostomy 567. The Mysterious Calciphylaxis : Wounds with Eschar – To Debride or Not to 568. The nursing practice of conservative sharp wound debridement 569. The Nutritional Status of Older Adults with and without Venous Ulcers 570. The Pressure Ulcer Prevention Protocol Interventions (PUPPI) 571. The Process of implementing a Rural Wound Care Program for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Patients 572. The Question of Certifying Wound-Care Specialists 573. The role of bacterial toxins in wounds 574. The Role of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Wound Healing (HBOT) 575. The Role of Sentinel Node Biopsy in Patients with Cutaneous Melanoma 576. The safe use of negative-pressure wound therapy 577. The Skin Challenge 578. The Smallpox Vaccine Debate 579. The Standing Heel-rise Test 580. The symptom of Pain with Pressure Ulcers – A Review of the Literature 581. The truth about scabies 582. The Truth about Silver 583. The use of papaya on pressure ulcers 584. The Use of Pulsed Radio Frequency Energy Therapy in Treating Lower Ostomy 585. The Wound Infection Continuum and its Application to Clinical Practice 586. Therapeutic Ultrasounds 587. Therapy Bed Assessment Tool 588. Thermal Burn 589. Time heals all wounds 590. Tips for inserting an I.V. in an older patient 591. Topical Antimicrobials in the Control of Wound Bioburden. 1 et 2 592. Total Contact Casting as Part of an Adaptive Care Approach 593. Treating a fungal rash 594. Treating heel pressure ulcers 595. Treating Recalcitrant Diabetic Wounds with Hyaluronic Acid 596. Treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcers 597. Treatment of Pressure Ulcers 598. Treatment of Wound Odor 599. Two New Tools for Your Ostomy Practice 600. Ultrasound Therapy for Recalcitrant Diabetic Foot Ulcers – I et II 601. Understanding and Managing Burn Pain – Part 2 602. Understanding palliative wound care 603. Understanding Venous Leg Ulcer Pain 604. Understanding wound dehiscence 605. Upper Extremity Lymphedema after Treatment for Breast Cancer 606. Urinary incontinence 607. Urinary incontinence: Solving a secret problem 608. Use of Human and Porcine Dermal-derived Bioprostheses in Complex Abdominal Wall Reconstructions 609. Use of negative pressure therapy on closed surgical incisions 610. Use of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy in the Treatment of Neonatal and Pediatric Wounds – Retrospective Examination of Clinical Outcomes 611. Using a Castor Oil – Balsam of Peru – Trypsin Ointment to Assist in 612. Using a Dermal Skin Substitute in the Treatment of Chronic Wounds Secondary to Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa : A case Series 613. Using a programmable pneumatic Device with truncal Therapy to facilitate Wound Healing: A Case series 614. Using a Structured, Computer-Administered Questionnaire for Evaluating Health-Related QOL with Chronic Lower Extremity Wounds 615. Using a Wound Assessment Form 616. Using Angiogenesis in Chronic Wound Care with Becaplermin and Oxidized Regenerated Cellulose/Collagen 617. Using Education to Increase Self-Care for the Person with an Ostomy 618. Using Hermeneutic Phenomenology to understand Management of Wound Pain 619. Using Horsechestnut Seed Extract in the Treatment of Venous Leg Ulcer 620. Using human skin equivalents to heal chronic wounds 621. Using hyperbaric oxygen therapy to heal radiation wounds 622. Using Intellect and Judgment at the Table 623. Using Leptospermum Honey to manage Wounds impaired by Radiotherapy: A Case Series 624. Using Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Following Surgery for Complex Pilonidal Disease 625. Using negative-pressure wound therapy for positive results 626. Using Statistical Process Control for Monitoring the Prevalence of Hospital-acquired Pressure Ulcers 627. Using Technology to Improve Wound-care Practice - The Internet 628. Utilization of bovine acellular dermal matrix for abdominal wall reconstruction 629. Variations in Assessment Based on Skin Color 630. Venous Leg Ulcer Pain 631. Venous Leg Ulcer, Patient Priorities and Quality of Care 632. Venous Leg Ulcers in the Elderly Patient 633. Venous Ulcers : Special Focus Issue 634. Vulnerable populations: Considerations for Wound care 635. We are all continent nurses 636. What is Necrobiosis Lipoidica ? 637. What is Preventive Ostomy Care ? 638. What is This ? Pseudoverrucous lesions around stoma 639. What you can learn from a comprehensive skin assessment 640. What you should know about psoriasis 641. When Wound Care Hurts 642. Why won't this wound heal ? 643. Why you should avoid reverse pressure ulcer staging 644. Wound Bed Preparation, part 1 et Part II 645. Wound Care 646. Wound Care at End of Life 647. Wound Care beyond Canada - a Global Perspective 648. Wound Care Issues in the Patient with Cancer 649. Wound Care Survey Report 650. Wound Closure and Gradual Involution of an Infantile Hemangioma 651. Wound culture specimen 652. Wound Debridement 653. Wound emergencies 654. Wound Instillation – The Next Step in Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) 655. Wound management 656. Wound Pain. Assessment and Management 657. Wound preparation and the management of split-thickness skin grafts 658. Wound Sleuth 659. Wound Sleuth - Myiasis 660. 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