Wound Care Practice, 1st Edition

Sixty American and Canadian specialists from the basic sciences, clinical sciences, and clinical practice contribute 40 chapters on the assessment and management of chronic wounds in a wound care practice. Coverage includes the etiology of a problem wound and the basic science of wound healing; the general principles of wound assessment and wound care; the rationale for medical and surgical management of a variety of problem wounds; pain management, infection control, wound dressings, advanced therapeutic methods, and support services; establishing and managing a modern wound healing center; and advice on documentation needed for professional and technical services reimbursement. Illustrated with b&w and color photographs, diagrams, and charts. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)