Improving outcomes in hard-to-heal wounds with single-use negative pressure: Part 1

30 September 2017

This webcast, broadcast in October 2017 explores how implementing the PICO pathway in hard-to-heal wounds supports clinical decision making, improves patient outcomes, lowers the cost of treatment and reduces the cost burden on the health economy¹.

The first part of the webcast is presented by Caroline Dowsett, Clinical Nurse Specialist Tissue Viability, East London NHS Foundation Trust London and Independent Nurse Consultant in Wound Care.

Reference: 1 – Dowsett C et al (2017) Use of PICO™ to improve clinical and economic outcomes in hard-to-heal wounds, 8(2): 53-8

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