Wound Practice and Research

Journal of Wounds Australia

Volume 22 Number 2 June 2014

Featuring

• Guest editorial - Towards clarity from complexity Weller CD
• Monitoring patterns and quality of care for people diagnosed with venous leg ulcers: the argument for a national venous leg ulcer registry Weller CD & Evans S
• The Swedish national quality Registry of Ulcer Treatment (RUT): How can ‘RUT’ inform outcome measurement for people diagnosed with venous leg ulcers in Australia? Öien RF & Weller CD
• We have the evidence to improve venous leg ulcer outcomes: How do we get this evidence into practice? Ogrin R
• Post-thrombotic syndrome: a potential cause of venous ulcer Arumugaswamy A & Tran H
• Venous leg ulcer recurrence: deciphering long-term patient adherence to preventive treatments and activities Finlayson KJ, Edwards HE & Courtney MD
• Perspectives on living with and self-treating venous leg ulcers: a person’s story and a health care perspective Kapp S, Simpson K & Santamaria N
• Recommended practice: Ankle-Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI) using hand-held Doppler ultrasound Joanna Briggs Institute
• General practice and primary care: making a difference at the coalface of wound management in Australia Yelland S
• Connected wound care: partnerships informing wound management Elder K, Samolyk M, Cullen M, Nair D & Ticchi M
• Nanocrystalline silver dressings for wounds other than burns and donor sites Joanna Briggs Institute