Wound assessment
This template is based on the National Association of Tissue Viability Nurses (Scotland) national wound assessment tool
| status: | draft |
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| version: | 0.1 |
| source: | National Association of Tissue Viability Nurses (Scotland) |
| tags: | tissue viability, wound care, pressure care |
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er – what about a photo – can this be handled?
These templates are information models, and so we leave the use interface to however they are implemented.
I suppose if an image was included in the implementation, you might still want the structured description?
In that case, the image would be an extra, added in implementation.
If it becomes a more important data item, then it should be included in the template as an ‘image’ datatype.
should this be defined in terms of a standard orientation e.g. the axis of a limb. Or is it just the larger of 2 dimensions that we call length, then the lesser one width?
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