Wound Care Research Review
In this issue:
– Negative pressure wound therapy + alginate dressings
– Smartphone-based support tool for pressure ulcer management
– Knowledge of pressure ulcers amongst nurses
– MXene-based biomaterial for chronic wound healing
– Pain relief and faster healing from burn injuries
– Impact of obesity, anaemia and COPD on wound healing after joint surgery
– Consensus on nutrition and skin lesions in spinal cord injury
– Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for chronic venous leg ulcers
– Telemedicine in home healthcare for diabetic foot ulcers
– Cultivated epidermal allograft for paediatric burns
Expert contributor
Sasha Drennan
Sasha Drennan has over 20 years of clinical experience in both the UK and NZ in several areas of nursing, including perioperative care, plastics, general, breast and ENT surgery, district nursing and clinical education, and is the education officer for the NZ Wound Care Society. She has a Master’s in Digital Health and has a […]
Expert contributor
Dr Lindsay Damkat-Thomas
Dr Lindsay Damkat-Thomas is a Consultant Plastic, Burns and Reconstructive Surgeon at Middlemore Hospital working in the National Burn Centre and is a Senior Lecturer at Auckland University. Lindsay trained in Northern Ireland and completed advanced Fellowships in the Netherlands and Australia in Burn Surgery and Hand Surgery prior to working in New Zealand. Lindsay […]
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