Results for: Kelesi Martha Your search came up with 4 results: Volumes/Issues / Volume 10 (2021) / Issue 4 October-December 2021 IN BED TECHNOLOGIES FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PRESSURE INJURIES SYSTEMATIC Friday, October 1, 2021Introduction: Pressure injuries in the hospital burden the organizational resources and negatively affect the quality of life of patients. The purpose of this study was to review the use of bedside technologies for the early detection of pressure injuries, which include pressure-related erythema erythematosus (PrBE), non-erythematous pressure-related erythema (PrNBE), and deep tissue injuries (DTPI). Volumes/Issues / Volume 7 (2018) / Issue 2 May-August 2018 PREVENTION OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS AND PATIENT EDUCATION Tuesday, May 1, 2018Introduction: Diabetic foot ulcers present one of the most serious complications of diabetes mellitus with adverse psychosocial, as well as economical effects on modern society.Patient education, is particularly important, as it plays a key role in the prevention of diabetic ulcers. Aim: The aim of the present systematic review, was the investigation of the education of diabetes patients, with Volumes/Issues / Volume 10 (2021) / Issue 4 October-December 2021 PSYCHOSOCIAL ADAPTATION OF PATIENTS WITH OSTOMY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Friday, October 1, 2021Making an ostomy is a surgical option for many patients, usually with digestive cancer, giving them a chance to prolong their lives. They face problems in their daily life after surgery which are not limited to physical ones, but usually extend to psychological and social problems. Purpose: The systematic review aimed to explore the psychosocial problems of patients with ostomy, their psychosocial Volumes/Issues / Volume 10 (2021) / Issue 4 October-December 2021 THE USE OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF RADIATION RELATED SKIN ULCERS AND SOFT TISSUE NECROSIS Friday, October 1, 2021Introduction: Radiation therapy (R/T) seems to have contributed significantly in recent decades to the treatment of many oncological patients. However, a percentage of these patients will experience symptoms from the side effects of radiation. Post-radiation skin lesions are common in irradiated patients and various interventions are recommended for their care. One of them is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy