February 2025 Wound and Ostomy Journal

 

Article:  Expedited discharge and risk of readmission after ostomy construction

Year Published: February  2025

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Expedited discharge and risk of readmission after ostomy construction

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January 2025 Wound and Ostomy Journal

 

Article:  The Effectiveness of Pressure Injury Prevention Education for Patient Care Technicians in an Adult Acute Care Setting

A Quality Improvement Project

Year Published: January 2025

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The Effectiveness of Pressure Injury Prevention Education for Patient Care Technicians in an Adult Acute Care Setting

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Welcome to another Year of Journal Participation (2025)

 

Hi to all,

Welcome to the Wound and Ostomy Journal managed by the Wound and Ostomy Nurses.

This Journal is free to access by PSJMC employees.
We hope that the articles we published will increase your awareness in pressure injury, wound, and skin care  management and ostomy care.

For submission  of work please review How to Submit Your Work

If you have any questions please contact the wound nurses.

•         Lupie Bautista - lupie.bautista@providence.org
  
•         Melissa Godfrey - melissa.godfrey@providence.org

Thank you very much.

                                 

August 2024 Wound and Ostomy Journal

Article:  Impact of an evidence-based bundle on incontinence associated dermatitis prevalence in hospital patients:
A quasi-experimental translational study

Year Published: 2024

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Impact of an evidence-based bundle on incontinence associated dermatitis prevalence in hospital patients:
A quasi-experimental translational study

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July 2024 Wound and Ostomy Journal

Article: A narrative review of patients' lived experience of having a pressure injury

Year Published: 2024

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 A narrative review of patients' lived experience of having a pressure injury

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June 2024 Wound and Ostomy Journal

 

Article: 

Incontinence-associated dermatitis in older adults in residential care settings: a point prevalence study

Year Published: 2024

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Incontinence-associated dermatitis in older adults in residential care settings: a point prevalence study

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May 2024 Wound and Ostomy Journal

Article:

Incontinence in people living with dementia.

Year Published:  2024

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Incontinence in people living with dementia.

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