Survey Results from the Gulf Region: NPUAP Changes in Pressure Injury Terminology and Definitions.

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2019
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Abstract
Pressure injuries/ulcers are a global health issue, and there is a need for clinicians from many countries and continents to express their opinions on the terminology change (pressure ulcer to injury) and revised staging definitions. A convenience, opinion survey sample of clinicians from the Western Asia Gulf Region enrolled in a yearlong wound care course participated by expressing their opinion about these changes. Results reveal support for the pressure injury terminology and the revised staging definitions.
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Authors Delmore, Barbara;Ayello, Elizabeth A;Smart, Hiske;Tariq, Gulnaz;Sibbald, R Gary;
Journal advances in skin & wound care
Year 2019
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10.1097/01.ASW.0000553108.70752.f6
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