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Understanding the physiology of wound healing and holistic wound assessment
1associate lecturer, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, England.
Abstract:
Approximately 3.8 million people in the UK are affected by acute or chronic wounds each year and it is essential that nurses are equipped with the knowledge and skills to assess and manage these patients. This article covers the main aspects that nurses need to consider to provide evidence-based care to patients with a wound, including skin anatomy, normal wound healing physiology and the factors that can delay healing. The author also discusses holistic wound assessment, including wound healing risk factors, wound bed preparation and wound management products, providing nurses with a practical overview of the complex topic of wound care.
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