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                          From the Post Acute Wound & Skin Integrity Council 
                          (PAWSIC):

WoundSource White Paper:

Ongoing COVID-19 Impact on Skin Health and Wound Management in Post-Acute Care

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From the Coalition for At-Risk Skin (CARS):

Launch of At-Risk Skin Consensus Statements

Launch of the Coalition for At-Risk Skin 21 Consensus Statements from the CARS Consensus Document.  Presented at the WOCNext WCET Joint Congress in Fort Worth, Texas on June 6, 2022.  Pictured here are panel members (left to right) Cathy Milne, Monica Progar, Melissa Morgan and Diane Krasner.  Behind is the CARS Panel Facilitator Tom Clopp.

CARS Consensus Document

The full article with the 21 Consensus Statements from CARS - the Coalition for At-Risk Skin - has been published as the November 2022 supplement to Wound Management and Prevention and WOUNDS.

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Additional Downloadable Resources from Dr. Krasner

           Dr. Krasner offers the following resources for your perusal:

          

         Skin Changes At Life's End (SCALE):

  A Guide for Patients, Families & Caregivers

   

       Wound Source / Kestrel Health Information. 2021

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Check out a recent article that can be downloaded for free from the Advances in Skin & Wound Care Website:

September 2022 VOLUME 35 - ISSUE 9, Pages 515 to 519

Seven Strategies for Optimizing End-of-Life Skin and Wound Care

 

 

 

Check out my latest article that can be downloaded for free from the Advances in Skin & Wound Care Website:

September 2022 VOLUME 35 - ISSUE 9

Pages 515 to 519

Seven Strategies for Optimizing End-of-Life Skin and Wound Care

    Why Wound Care?

Nursing Students, Nursing Graduates & Nursing Faculty,

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(No charge)

Go to www.whywoundcare.com



Chronic Wound Care: The Essentials e-Book

Edited by Diane L. Krasner & Lia van Rijswijk

HMP 2018

Official e-book of the Why Wound Care Campaign

Available to read and download free at www.whywoundcare.com

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