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Wound Bed Preparation

Discussion in 'Diabetic Foot & Wound Management' started by NewsBot, Feb 22, 2024.

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Wound Bed Preparation 2024: Delphi Consensus on Foot Ulcer Management in Resource-Limited Settings
Hiske Smart, R Gary Sibbald, Laurie Goodman, Elizabeth A Ayello, Reneeka Jaimangal, John H Gregory, Sadanori Akita, Afsaneh Alavi, David G Armstrong, Helen Arputhanathan, Febe Bruwer, Jeremy Caul, Beverley Chan, Frans Cronje, Belen Dofitas, Jassin Hamed, Catherine Harley, Jolene Heil, Mary Hill, Devon Jahnke, Dale Kalina, Chaitanya Kodange, Bharat Kotru, Laura Lee Kozody, Stephan Landis, Kimberly LeBlanc, Mary MacDonald, Tobi Mark, Carlos Martin, Dieter Mayer, Christine Murphy, Harikrishna Nair, Cesar Orellana, Brian Ostrow, Douglas Queen, Patrick Rainville, Erin Rajhathy, Gregory Schultz, Ranjani Somayaji, Michael C Stacey, Gulnaz Tariq, Gregory Weir, Catharine Whiteside, Helen Yifter, Ramesh Zacharias
Adv Skin Wound Care. 2024 Feb 13

Background: Chronic wound management in low-resource settings deserves special attention. Rural or under-resourced settings (ie, those with limited basic needs/healthcare supplies and inconsistent availability of interprofessional team members) may not be able to apply or duplicate best practices from urban or abundantly resourced settings.

Objective: The authors linked world expertise to develop a practical and scientifically sound application of the wound bed preparation model for communities without ideal resources.

Methods: A group of 41 wound experts from 15 countries reached a consensus on wound bed preparation in resource-limited settings.

Results: Each statement of 10 key concepts (32 substatements) reached more than 88% consensus.

Conclusions: The consensus statements and rationales can guide clinical practice and research for practitioners in low-resource settings. These concepts should prompt ongoing innovation to improve patient outcomes and healthcare system efficiency for all persons with foot ulcers, especially persons with diabetes.
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