Gold-standard bandaging

  • Calder C
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ABSTRACT: Iatrogenic problems resulting from inappropriate bandaging techniques are very common. Owners should be warned that there may be consequences, particularly with long-term dressings. However, as this article will show, many of these issues are avoidable. Measures can be taken to prevent the commonest problems and to ensure that we, as nurses, are providing the best possible standard of care for our patients. This article discusses the techniques recommended and the theory behind them, to help us achieve gold-standard care. The foundation for gold-standard care is applying sound evidence-based medicine to practice.

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Calder, C. (2014). Gold-standard bandaging. Veterinary Nursing Journal, 29(6), 198–202. https://doi.org/10.1111/vnj.12148

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