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Michael Huyck1, Stockton Mayer1, Sarah Messmer1
1The authors are with the University of Illinois at Chicago. Michael Huyck is with the Department of Health Systems Science, College of Nursing; Stockton Mayer is with the College of Medicine and Department of Infectious Disease; Sarah Messmer is with the College of Medicine and Department of Pediatrics; and Charles Yingling is with the College of Nursing and Department of Health Systems Science.
People who inject drugs (PWID) often develop wounds and skin infections. A Chicago clinic implemented a wound care program, finding that 24% of patient encounters addressed wound issues.
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