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Wound Care Series – Part 2 Wound Assessment: How to Ask the Right Questions
Wound-Care-Series questions
by Angelo Landriscina, MD on
PART 2 Wound Assessment: How to Ask the Right Questions As I alluded to in my earlier post “Why Aren’t Dermatologists More Involved in Wound Care”, many dermatologists shy away from treating wounds, with some citing lack of confidence in their ability to offer appropriate care to patients. However, the treatment of wounds can be simplified by a stepwise approach.  The first st …

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Wound Care Series – Part 1 Why Aren’t Dermatologists More Involved in Wound Care?
Wound Care
by Angelo Landriscina, MD on
PART 1 Why Aren’t Dermatologists More Involved in Wound Care? My time doing wound healing research has shown me not only the gaps in the literature, but also the deficit of dermatologists involved in wound care. One would think that our expertise in caring for the integument would automatically translate into eminence when it comes to the treatment of injuries. However, involvement of dermatol …

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Overbooked and Overextended: How to Avoid Scheduling Nightmares
Avoid Scheduling Nightmares
by Neal Bhatia, MD on
One of the pearls of practice management that can make or break the workday, but is never mentioned in a medical textbook, is how to triage patients when your clinic is booked out for an extended time. How do you decide what patients get in sooner and who can wait? Should there be a tier system for scheduling based on urgency? How do you handle cosmetic patients who all want to get in yesterday! D …

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