Case study - Edema
History: This patient presents to the wound care clinic with a history of alcohol abuse, tobacco use, and congestive heart failure. Patient states that her legs are prone to swelling.
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History: This patient presents to the wound care clinic with a history of alcohol abuse, tobacco use, and congestive heart failure. Patient states that her legs are prone to swelling.
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PHYSICIAN - WOUND CARE (FT)
By providing community education to potential patients you are building awareness, and with that awareness we’re able to impact healing outcomes for patients in our community.
Have you thought about the impact of the front office operations in the success, health, and growth of your wound care and hyperbaric medicine clinic?
Question: Patients present to the wound care practitioner in a myriad of ways, how does the practitioner decide how to manage the wound?
In the late 1970s, there were fewer than 30 hyperbaric facilities operational in the United States. Most were either military, commercial or highly specialized research facilities. Today an estimated 1,350-plus facilities are in operation. Growth means change. We have seen the primary role of hyperbaric facilities transition from the treatment of diving-related disorders to providing essential primary and adjunctive treatments for multiple medical conditions. Refined research efforts will no doubt validate the continued effectiveness of HBO2 therapy, and perhaps even support new indications for treatment.
These texts provide you with the most up-to-date, cutting-edge information for your wound care practice.
This Tuesday, December 5 at 10am EDT we are hosting a live free webinar information session to discuss affordable solutions for hyperbaric staff training in 2018.