24 research outputs found
Effects of a New Pocket Device for Negative Pressure Wound Therapy on Surgical Wounds of Patients Affected With Crohn’s Disease
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The Cost-Effectiveness of Wound Dressings
No full textThe current economic downturn in the UK and other countries has caused healthcare organisations
to justify the costs of more advanced technologies. This is seen especially within the wound care
discipline. The costs of healthcare account for a third of all UK government spend and with the
prevalence of chronic wounds increasing, the cost of modern wound care is becoming more
strained and open to scrutiny. Healthcare decision makers should not base their decisions on cost
of dressings alone, but take into account the costs mitigated by using an advanced wound therapy.
A clinical-economic assessment should be performed on a number of advanced therapies to assess
if these are indeed more cost-effective long-term
VAC Therapy in Large Infected Sacral Pressure Ulcer Grade IV—Can Be an Alternative to Flap Reconstruction?
No full textA comparison of diabetic foot ulcer outcomes using negative pressure wound therapy versus historical standard of care
No full textUse of home negative pressure wound therapy in peripheral artery disease and diabetic limb salvage
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