British Journal of Nursing · 2015 · 14 citations · 6 references
Veterinary MedicineClinical SciencesSurgeryAntimicrobial StewardshipWound HealingWound NursingWound Bed PreparationWound CareWound CleansingWound DebridementWound InfectionWound ManagementBioburden AssessmentBioburden ReductionChronic Wound CareChronic Wound CleansingInfected Wound ManagementWound Bed OptimizationWound Contamination ReductionWound Dressings
Chronic wound management remains challenging in clinical practice, especially in the presence of bacterial bioburden and slough. To resolve these clinical challenges, it is essential clinicians implement the TIME framework (tissue, inflammation/infection, moisture, edge of wound) as a model of effective wound bed preparation. As a result of advances in technology and wound care therapies, on the market today are products that can help reduce the wound bed clinical challenges recommended by the TIME framework. This article looks at a wound cleansing solution that reduces the wound bed bioburden by breaking down biofilms and debriding slough.
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