Morison Moya J
Chronic wound care : a problem-based learning approach / edited by Moya J. Morison, Liza G. Ovington, Kay Wilkie ; foreword by Christine J. Moffatt and Peter J. Franks - Edinburgh ; New York : Mosby, 2004 - xi, 356 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index
Introduction -- A new approach to learning how to care for patients with wounds / What is problem-based learning? / Identifying your learning needs / Finding information / A framework for patient assessment and care planning / Case Studies -- Pressure ulcers / Ulcers of the leg and foot / Chronic wounds associated with malignancy / Other chronic wounds / Trauma / Wound Management Principles and Resources -- The physiology of wound healing / Wound infection: diagnosis and management / Dressings and cleansing agents / Adjuvant therapies: ultrasound, laser therapy, electrical stimulation, hyperbaric oxygen and negative pressure therapy / Dermatological aspects of wound healing / Nutritional screening, assessment and support / Pain assessment and management / Health promotion and patient education / Pressure ulcers / Leg ulcers / Other chronic wounds / Trauma and wound care / Social and psychological issues / Ethical issues / Practice development and the role of the advanced practice nurse (APN) / Moya J. Morison -- Kay Wilkie -- Moya J. Morison -- Denis Anthony -- Moya J. Morison -- Yvonne Franks -- Ysabel Bello and Ana Falabella -- Dorothy B. Doughty -- Dorothy B. Doughty and Linda Russell -- Cathy Hess -- Liza G. Ovington and Gregory S. Schultz -- Nancy A. Stotts -- Liza G. Ovington and David Eisenbud -- Mary Dyson -- Janice Cameron and Heather Newton -- Susan McLaren -- David M. McNaughton and Sheila M. Nimmo -- Nancy Tomaselli -- Jane Nixon -- Moya J. Morison and Chris Moffatt -- Tami de Araujo and Robert S. Kirsner -- William J. Ennis, Wesley Valdes, Steven Salzman, Don Fishman and Patricio Meneses -- Jane Harris and Catherine Spence -- Mick Smith -- Janice M. Beitz Sect. 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Sect. 2. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Sect. 3. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
"Chronic Wound Care used a problem-based learning approach. The book is a valuable resource, whether the approach taken to teaching the subject is 'pure' PBL, a hybrid approach, or where a more traditional approach is being taken. Its strengths lie in fostering skills which enable the reader to access knowledge from many sources and to solve complex clinical problems, which they may encounter in practice." "The text can be used by teachers as the basis of interactive small group work, in both higher education and practice settings. It can also be used by health care professionals for individual, independent learning."--BOOK JACKET
9780723432357 072343235X
GBA3V2754 bnb GBA3-V2754
Wound healing
Wounds and injuries--Nursing
Wounds and injuries--Treatment
Wound healing--Nursing
Wound Healing
Wounds and Injuries--nursing
Wounds and Injuries--therapy
Chronic Disease--therapy
Problem-Based Learning--methods
RD95 / .C37 2004
617.1406
2004 E-314 WO 185 / C5567 2004
Chronic wound care : a problem-based learning approach / edited by Moya J. Morison, Liza G. Ovington, Kay Wilkie ; foreword by Christine J. Moffatt and Peter J. Franks - Edinburgh ; New York : Mosby, 2004 - xi, 356 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index
Introduction -- A new approach to learning how to care for patients with wounds / What is problem-based learning? / Identifying your learning needs / Finding information / A framework for patient assessment and care planning / Case Studies -- Pressure ulcers / Ulcers of the leg and foot / Chronic wounds associated with malignancy / Other chronic wounds / Trauma / Wound Management Principles and Resources -- The physiology of wound healing / Wound infection: diagnosis and management / Dressings and cleansing agents / Adjuvant therapies: ultrasound, laser therapy, electrical stimulation, hyperbaric oxygen and negative pressure therapy / Dermatological aspects of wound healing / Nutritional screening, assessment and support / Pain assessment and management / Health promotion and patient education / Pressure ulcers / Leg ulcers / Other chronic wounds / Trauma and wound care / Social and psychological issues / Ethical issues / Practice development and the role of the advanced practice nurse (APN) / Moya J. Morison -- Kay Wilkie -- Moya J. Morison -- Denis Anthony -- Moya J. Morison -- Yvonne Franks -- Ysabel Bello and Ana Falabella -- Dorothy B. Doughty -- Dorothy B. Doughty and Linda Russell -- Cathy Hess -- Liza G. Ovington and Gregory S. Schultz -- Nancy A. Stotts -- Liza G. Ovington and David Eisenbud -- Mary Dyson -- Janice Cameron and Heather Newton -- Susan McLaren -- David M. McNaughton and Sheila M. Nimmo -- Nancy Tomaselli -- Jane Nixon -- Moya J. Morison and Chris Moffatt -- Tami de Araujo and Robert S. Kirsner -- William J. Ennis, Wesley Valdes, Steven Salzman, Don Fishman and Patricio Meneses -- Jane Harris and Catherine Spence -- Mick Smith -- Janice M. Beitz Sect. 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Sect. 2. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Sect. 3. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
"Chronic Wound Care used a problem-based learning approach. The book is a valuable resource, whether the approach taken to teaching the subject is 'pure' PBL, a hybrid approach, or where a more traditional approach is being taken. Its strengths lie in fostering skills which enable the reader to access knowledge from many sources and to solve complex clinical problems, which they may encounter in practice." "The text can be used by teachers as the basis of interactive small group work, in both higher education and practice settings. It can also be used by health care professionals for individual, independent learning."--BOOK JACKET
9780723432357 072343235X
GBA3V2754 bnb GBA3-V2754
Wound healing
Wounds and injuries--Nursing
Wounds and injuries--Treatment
Wound healing--Nursing
Wound Healing
Wounds and Injuries--nursing
Wounds and Injuries--therapy
Chronic Disease--therapy
Problem-Based Learning--methods
RD95 / .C37 2004
617.1406
2004 E-314 WO 185 / C5567 2004