How COVID-19 Is Changing Skin: Post-Acute Care Wound Experts From Across the United States Speak Out

Britton, Julie D. N. P. M. S. N. R. N. B. C. Gcns- B. C. Fgnla, Costa, Tony R. N. B. S. M. B. A.; Grosso, Marylee BSPharm RPh P. D. Fascp, Horrocks, Clive M. S. N. R. N. W. C. C. Cocn, Kaes, Loretta B. S. N. R. N. B. C. C. A. L. Lnha Cala, Kennedy-Evans, Karen R. N. F. N. P. Aprn- B. C.; Krasner, Diane PhD R. N. Faan, Maguire, Jeanine M. P. T. C. W. S.; Milne, Catherine Aprn M. S. N. A. N. P. Acns- B. C. Cwocn- A. P.; Holden-Mount, Sarah P. T. C. W. S. Faccws, Petillo, Flora M. S. N. Crnp C. W. S.; Reil, Lisa R. N. B. S. N. Wocn, Rhodovi, Julie M. B. A. Cwca Lbbh, Roland, Deanna M. S. R. D. L. D. N.; Woelfel, Stephanie P. T. D. P. T. C. W. S.; Yap, Tracey PhD R. N. W. C. C. C. N. E. Fgsa Faan

Britton, Julie D. N. P. M. S. N. R. N. B. C. Gcns- B. C. Fgnla, Costa, Tony R. N. B. S. M. B. A.; Grosso, Marylee BSPharm RPh P. D. Fascp, Horrocks, Clive M. S. N. R. N. W. C. C. Cocn, Kaes, Loretta B. S. N. R. N. B. C. C. A. L. Lnha Cala, Kennedy-Evans, Karen R. N. F. N. P. Aprn- B. C.; Krasner, Diane PhD R. N. Faan, Maguire, Jeanine M. P. T. C. W. S.; Milne, Catherine Aprn M. S. N. A. N. P. Acns- B. C. Cwocn- A. P.; Holden-Mount, Sarah P. T. C. W. S. Faccws, Petillo, Flora M. S. N. Crnp C. W. S.; Reil, Lisa R. N. B. S. N. Wocn, Rhodovi, Julie M. B. A. Cwca Lbbh, Roland, Deanna M. S. R. D. L. D. N.; Woelfel, Stephanie P. T. D. P. T. C. W. S.; Yap, Tracey PhD R. N. W. C. C. C. N. E. Fgsa Faan.

Wound Management & Prevention ; 66(9), 2020.

Article in English | ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-1052629

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ABSTRACT

Britton et al discuss how COVID-19 is changing skin from the perspective of post-acute care wound experts from across US. The US continues to face the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, with infection and fatality rates increasing, an economic crisis looming, and confronting racial inequities becoming essential. COVID-19 has created the perfect storm for skin and wound issues. Wound specialists working with the adverse effects created by COVID-19 also recognize how darker skin is and always has been at higher risk for underrecognized skin and wound impairments. Despite the global challenges presented by COVID-19, there is some light at the end of this tunnel, as human resilience and innovation bring new practices and technologies that may leave us in a better situation after the pandemic has passed.

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Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: ProQuest Central Topics: Long Covid Language: English Journal: Wound Management & Prevention Year: 2020 Document Type: Article

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