ReadyWrap®: case studies in practice.

Br J Community Nurs

Tissue Viability Team Clinical Nurse Specialist, North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust.

Published: October 2019

The cost that chronic wound care imposes on both patients and health services worldwide is well recognised. Most patients with venous leg ulcers require compression therapy over the long term, for both treatment as well as to prevent recurrence of these wounds. Caring for patients with chronic wounds makes up a large part of the workload for district and community nurses, and encouraging self-management among patients is a worthwhile effort to limit the costs and resources directed for this purpose. The present article describes the practical use of the ReadyWrap range of compression garments, which are available in various different styles, and aid patients, their families and carers in the self-management of venous leg ulcers. These products are designed with their long-term use in mind, and, as described in the case studies in this article, patients show good concordance to compression therapy involving ReadyWrap.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.12968/bjcn.2019.24.Sup10.S24DOI Listing

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