Hosted by Catherine Anne Sharp · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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The Wound Centre provides everything you need to know about preventing and managing wounds, related OH&S, infection control issues and case studies. Subcribe to hundreds of articles and more published papers at http://thewoundcentre.com.You will receive regular emails and a free e-book "Sharp Clinical Solutions for the prevention and treatment of skin tears" that are supported by the episodes in this podcast series.
Catherine Anne Sharp hosts The Wound Centre, a education show with 26 episodes published.
Following the provision of accurate and relevant information about the healthcare intervention and alternative options available; and with adequate knowledge and understanding of the benefits and material risks of the pr
Human rights and litigation. Sleep, like eating or drinking, is essential for living. Almost everyone has experienced the feeling of ‘falling to pieces’ after a night of poor sleep. Sleep and Alzheimers Gaur et al., (202
In 1944 Ludwig Guttmann went into the hospital at night to see how nurses were preventing pressure ulcers. After he explained the importance of repositioning to the nurses, the problem dissipated but still teams of three
Large cell alternating pressure air mattresses will prevent pressure ulcers. Geriatrician Mary Bliss. Ventilated patients. Nothing has changed in 58 years. All healthcare facilities run on a lack of nursing staff. Forese
Poorly fitting bed rails have caused deaths where a person's neck, chest or limbs become trapped in gaps between the bed rails or between the bed rail and the bed, headboard, or mattress. Other risks are: rolling over th
Many people who acquired polio in their childhood experience new or increased impairments decades after their initial infection, so-called post-polio syndrome or late effects of polio (LEoP) [1]. Common impairments in pe
Use the safe shoe checklist to assess footwear. This checklist is a reliable tool for evaluating specific shoe features that could potentially improve postural stability in patients. Discourage patients from walking in s
For older patients suffering from delirium or cognitive impairment, where it is unsafe for them to mobilise or transfer without help, individual observation and surveillance must be increased, and help with transfers mus
A bit about my training and going to Uni in my 40’s in Sydney Pressure ulcer on a forearm IV cannulation in the antecubital fossa and wrist causing extravasation of iron and chemotherapy drugs. Chemotherapy drugs destroy
Alternating pressure air mattresses Maggots “In the 21st century, eighty years after William Baer presented his ground-breaking work treating bone and soft tissue infections with live maggots, thousands of therapists aro
Sleep deprivation resulting from repositioning and waking without consent is unacceptable, is a form of abuse, and may contribute to a cognitive decline in the elderly. If patients are allowed to sleep and only repositio
Patients are often repeatedly woken when being repositioned during that 24-hour period. This repositioning regime is often, if not always, carried out without informed consent. One rare complication of eye surgery is sym
Preventing pressure ulcers has traditionally involved repositioning patients every two hours to relieve pressure on any part of the body sandwiched between the bony skeleton and mattress, or chair. Understanding that rep
When I was researching the literature on two-hourly repositioning, studying the scientific papers, learning how pressure ulcers developed, searching for solutions to prevent pressure ulcers, I decided to find out what ha
For decades, aged care facility residents at risk of pressure ulcers have been repositioned at two-hour intervals, twenty-four-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week. Yet, pressure ulcers still develop. We used a cross-sectional
Caterpillars have spikes that they use as a defence mechanism to deter predators. The spikes are very painful if stood on. I talk about treating toddlers who have stood on caterpillars as well as treating children with g
Sharp CA and White R. Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment: Do we need a ‘golden hour?’ Journal of wound care vol 24, no 3, march 2015 Letter to the Editor Screening patients on admission using rapid clinical judgement, focusi
I knew that pressure ulcers were caused by immobility and the survey showed that many nurses knew that too. They were not using official risk assessment tools but rather their own clinical judgement to screen for risk; a
Unusual heel pressure ulcers in ambulant patients Case Studies and listen to the following episode on screening and how to use professional judgement in screening. www.thewoundcentre.com
Tinea is a fungal skin infection that can be spread by skin to skin contact. It may be picked up in swimming baths, from floors and cubicles. Tinea is commonly seen on the feet but can affect the groin, scalp and beneath
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The Wound Centre is hosted by Catherine Anne Sharp. The show is categorised under education (health) and has published 26 episodes.
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