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| Elaine BethellSummaryAffiliation: City Hospital Country: UK Publications
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Why gauze dressings should not be the first choice to manage most acute surgical cavity woundsE Bethell
City Hospital NHS Trust, Birmingham, UK
J Wound Care 12:237-9. 2003..Acute surgical wounds left to heal by secondary intention are often routinely managed with gauze fabric dressings. This paper reviews research that suggests newer, modern dressings are more cost-effective and cause less pain on removal...
Controversies in classifying and assessing grade I pressure ulcersE Bethell
City Hospital NHS Trust, Birmingham, UK
J Wound Care 12:33-6. 2003..There is more uncertainty on how to define a grade I pressure ulcer than any other type. The confusion will need to be dispelled and a consensus reached if a national grading system is to be implemented. This review explores the options...
Wound care for patients with darkly pigmented skinElaine Bethell
Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust, City Hospital, Birmingham
Nurs Stand 20:41-9. 2005..Differences in skin pigmentation are discussed along with the challenges health professionals encounter in clinical practice and why linking theory to practice is vital...
Looking back over a Scholarship year that is producing resultsElaine Bethell
City Hospital, Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust, UK
J Wound Care 15:342-3. 2006
A busy and exciting agenda for this year's Scholarship winnersElaine Bethell
City Hospital, Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust, UK
J Wound Care 15:52-3. 2006
The role of the tissue viability clinical nurse specialistElaine Bethell
City Hospital, Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust, Birmingham, UK
J Wound Care 15:S11-3. 2006
Controversies in classifying and assessing grade 1 pressure ulcersElaine Bethell
City Hospital NHS Trust, Birmingham
Nurs Times 99:73-5. 2003..Purple ulcers are sometimes considered grade 1 tissue damage when, in fact, they signify full thickness skin loss. A review of the evidence can help to clarify the matter...
