If St. Luke's wound care specialist Lorillie Soleta had created a “Best of” list for 2024, you’d likely find her recent ...

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Dr. Vigna emphasizes the role of wound care nurses in preventing and managing Stage III/IV pressure ulcers to avoid complications like osteomyelitis and death. Wound care nurses are patient advocates.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) plans to offer up to $20 million to boost the registered nurse (RN) ...

Money to be spent on specialized training for wounds and diagnostic equipment to avoid unnecessary hospital emergency visits ...

nurses, physical therapists, researchers, scientists, podiatrists, and dietitians—with the foremost experts in wound care to improve patient outcomes through education. No other wound care ...

long-term care residents may be more susceptible to skin and wound issues. That is why Ontario is investing $1 million in education programs for up to 400 long-term care staff this winter, including: ...