This paper addresses the basics of appropriate and potentially successful nursing in wound care and the promotion of healing.
The first section provides some introductory information on the problem of wound care. This is followed by a discussion of the relevant literature and an explanation of the research methodology used within the thesis. The paper then provides the results of the thesis, offering a
framework that can be used for insuring that the essential basics in wound care are provided by nurses. Finally the study includes a section on the conclusions drawn from the thesis. The paper makes reference to a number of specific wound types, caused by diseases such as
diabetes, old-age and physical impairment among others. Contents: Introduction Theoretical Framework Inflammatory Phase Proliferative Phase Remodeling Phase Background Statement of Purpose Significance to Nursing Integrated Review of the Literature Method Results Optimization of Wound Healing Conclusions References