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Title Debrisoft:Revolutionising Debridement Download File
Author Activa supplement in BJN and BJCN
Publication Activa publication
Key Points Booklet with introduction from Kathryn and Peter Vowden. Case studies from a range of healthcare professionals including podiatrists.
Title Debrisoft Patient Leaflet Download File
Author Activa
Publication Activa Publication
Key Points Debrisoft explained

Case study

Title Evaluation of a new debridement method for sloughy wounds and hyperkeratotic skin for a non-specialist setting Download File
Author Agnes Collarte, Loty Lara, Tissue Viability Deputy Team Leaders & Andreia Alberto, Tissue Viability Nurse
Publication Poster Presentation at EWMA Conference, Brussels - May 2011
Key Points An evaluation of Debrisoft compared to standard best practice in 10 patients.
Title A new solution to an old problem – an innovative active debridement system Download File
Author Ria Flinton
Publication Harrogate Wounds UK 2011
Key Points Debrisoft painlessly removed slough and hyperkeratosis for Mrs H
Title A 10 Patient evaluation of a new active debridement system Download File
Author Susan Johnson,
Publication Harrogate Wounds UK 2011
Key Points Debrisoft is quick and easy to use and virtually pain free for these patients

journal

Title The wound debrider: a new monofilament fibre technology Download File
Author Gilbert Haemmerle, Heinz Duelli, Martin Abel, Robert Strohal
Publication British Journal of Nursing
Key Points A prospective, blindly assessed pilot study using Debrisoft on 9 patients displaying biofilms, slough, necrotic tissue and hyperkeratosis
Title Clinical efficacy of a new monofilament fibre-containing wound debridement product Download File
Author Bahr S, Mustafi N et al
Publication Journal of Wound Care, Vol.20(5) May 2011
Key Points Debrisoft evaluation of 60 patients with acute and chronic wounds needing debridement
Title Assessing the clinical performance of a new selective mechanical wound debridement product Download File
Author David Gray, Pam Cooper, Fional Russell, Sandra Stringfellow
Publication Wounds UK Journal, Vol.7(3) July 2011
Key Points The paper presents the findings from 18 patients who were selected for a one-off treatment using this new method of debridement (Debrisoft).
Title Using Debrisoft for Wound Debridement Download File
Author Maureen Benbow , Senior Lecturer, University of Chester
Publication Journal of Community Nursing, Vol.25(5), Sept/Oct 2011
Key Points Brief overview of methods of debridement and advantages of Debrisoft
Title Debridement Made Easy Download File
Author Vowden K, Vowden P
Publication Wounds UK Volume 7 Issue 4 November 2011
Key Points Discussion of methods of debridement and their pros and cons

journal

Title Some simple solutions to wound debridement Download File
Author Sylvie Hampton
Publication Nursing and Residential Care,August 2011
Key Points Review the methods of debridement suitable for nursing homes

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