Wound Care
/ˈwuːnd kɛər/
Definitions
- (n.) The medical and legal management of injuries involving tissue damage, including prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and documentation in healthcare and liability contexts.
Proper wound care documentation is essential in medical malpractice litigation to establish the standard of care provided.
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In legal contexts, wound care often arises in cases involving medical malpractice or personal injury claims, emphasizing the importance of accurate treatment and record-keeping.
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