Screening patients for incontinence is important in the home healthcare setting to prevent falls and incontinence associated dermatitis (IAD), in addition to improving each patient’s quality of life.
By Ellie Krieger Special to The Washington Post | Greensboro.com If you are suffering from seasonal...
Ulcers are a common complication affecting people living with diabetes. Learn what causes diabetic ulcers and how to manage them.
St. Luke Health Services Wound Care Team Adds To Certifications and Clinical Expertise –...
When it comes to chronic wound management, there are many modalities available ranging from simple dressings to specialized equipment.
Whether you are new to catheterizing or experienced with catheters, you may experience some common catheter problems. Learn how to resolve these issues.
Elevated Risk of Osteoporosis, Osteopenia in Adults With Atopic Dermatitis – By Sheila Jacobs...
While biofilm may not be at the top of healthcare professional's list when they start wondering why a wound may not be healing – it should be.
Managing and dealing with urine incontinence is not an easy job. Luckily there are easy ways to reduce urine odor. What you can do...
Learn when to seek medical help for minor scrapes and burns, especially for more vulnerable individuals such as seniors, or those with chronic illnesses.
