Implementation of a wound care mobile app in a community setting.

Edwin Chamanga; Lillah Irwin

Implementation of a wound care mobile app in a community setting.

Edwin Chamanga, Lillah Irwin

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Abstract

Guest and colleagues identified the challenge in wound management associated with poor assessments and wound diagnosis. A challenge that also translated to local practice, as highlighted by the CQUIN baseline audit. The above coupled with the Department of Health drivers of delivering streamlined services by mobile working, whilst delivering traditionally delivered services more productively and efficiently. Therefore, Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Trust implemented their wound care formulary as a mobile App, maximising on their previous investment in iPhones for all district/community nurses.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 5 Nov 2018
Event	Wounds UK Annual Conference - Harrogate, U.K. Duration: 5 Nov 2018 → 7 Nov 2018

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Conference	Wounds UK Annual Conference
Period	5/11/18 → 7/11/18

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Note: Free Paper Presentation Harrogate Wounds UK Annual Conference 2018

Organising Body: Wounds UK

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Health services research

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Implementation of a wound care mobile app in a community setting.

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