https://doi.org/10.4081/ijwc.2019.37
Coaching in wound care. The wound care specialist nurse, facilitator for the management of skin lesions between hospital and territory in the Bologna Local Health Authority: a research project
Accepted: February 4, 2019
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The aim of this is project is the development of an organizational/professional strategy that can help the homogenization of the behavior of healthcare professionals, determining a reduction of human resources and costs, but above all promoting an improvement of the quality of life of people with skin lesions. Some skin wounds are characterized by a long duration and a high incidence of complications, which often result in considerable economic expenses. The Wound Care Specialist Nurse, in collaboration with healthcare professionals by consultancy, training and supervision of operational processes, is an important reference for the improvement of the care and the treatment goals and outcomes. The project involves Hospital/Health Care Home and the Wound Care Specialist that works in collaboration with the nurses of the area.
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