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Nursing and industry: a time for collaboration

S Baranoski, L Reil, N Vogt

Advances in Wound Care : the Journal for Prevention and Healing

|March 1, 1995

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Industry and clinical site collaboration accelerates research and enhances patient care. A seven-step program, demonstrated through a clinical trial of the Ventex dressing, proved its feasibility across diverse wounds and settings.

Area of Science:

Medical research
Clinical trials
Healthcare innovation

Background:

Effective collaboration between industry and clinical sites is crucial for advancing medical research and improving patient outcomes.
A structured approach can streamline the process of conducting clinical trials and implementing new medical products.

Purpose of the Study:

To illustrate a seven-step program for industry-clinical site collaboration.
To evaluate the feasibility of a new wound dressing, Ventex, through a clinical trial.

Main Methods:

A seven-step collaboration framework was implemented, encompassing establishing a basis for collaboration, signing agreements, developing project plans and protocols, study implementation, data analysis, and reporting results.
A clinical trial was conducted to assess the performance of the Ventex dressing.

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Main Results:

The seven-step program provided a clear framework for collaboration.
The Ventex dressing demonstrated feasibility, with positive indicators in dressing performance, clinician and patient acceptance, and wound healing.
The study involved a variety of wound types and clinical settings.

Conclusions:

The illustrated seven-step program effectively facilitates industry-clinical site research collaborations.
The Ventex dressing is a feasible option for managing a variety of wounds in diverse clinical environments.
Successful collaboration leads to the validation and potential adoption of new healthcare technologies.