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1Senior Care Clinic House Calls, Sacramento, CA, USA; Care Home by RNs, Sacramento, CA, USA; Care Home by RNs, Houston, TX, USA; Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing, University of California, Davis, Sacramento, CA, USA.
Abstract:
The transition of care (TOC) from acute to community-based settings presents significant challenges, especially for patients with chronic wounds. Effective communication and standardized discharge planning are critical to prevent readmissions and adverse events. This article explores the complexities of TOC, the role of skilled nursing and community-based long term care facilities, and the importance of interdisciplinary team approaches in wound care. It highlights the need for improved training, caregiver support, and the integration of advanced wound care practices to enhance the quality of life in community settings.
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