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Many critically ill patients have complex wounds that are challenging to manage and consume extensive resources in supplies, personnel time, prolonged lengths of stay, and monetary costs. A majority of wounds arise from clean case surgeries, with an estimated 30 million procedures annually in the United States, with 3% to 4% complicated by infection.
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Safety 
Guest Editor: Debora Simmons2009 - Volume 21
NeuroscienceGuest Editor: Anne Alexandrov
Obesity In Critically Ill PatientsGuest Editor: Linda Harrington
The High-Risk Neonate: Part IIGuest Editor: M.T. Verklan
The High-Risk Neonate: Part IGuest Editor: M.T. Verklan2008 - Volume 20
Innovative Practice Models for Acute and Critical CareGuest Editor: M.R. Shirey
Cardiovascular Disease in WomenGuest Editor: L.S. Schnautz
Genetics in Critical CareGuest Editor: T.A. Beery
Nurses' Experiences in War and Disaster: Lessons Learned and Needs IdentifiedGuest Editor: C.W. Cox, J.F. Hale2007 - Volume 19
Advances in Cardiac SurgeryGuest Editor: K.J. Peterson, C.A. Rauen
Focusing on Acute Care of the Hospitalized ElderlyGuest Editor: R. Kleinpell
Safe Patient HandlingGuest Editor: A. L. Nelson
Infections in Critical Care AreasGuest Editor: S.D. Krau2006 - Volume 18
Quality Indicators in Acute and Critical CareGuest Editor: R. Kleinpell
Violence, Injury, and TraumaGuest Editor: H.J. Thompson, E.M. Alexy
Monitoring and HemodynamicsGuest Editor: B. Leeper
Tobacco Use and Smoking Cessation in Acute and Critical CareGuest Editor: J. Heath2005 - Volume 17
Pediatric Critical CareGuest Editor: P.A. Moloney-Harmon
Sedation and Sleep in Critical CareGuest Editor: J. Foster
Strategies From Industry Leaders in Critical CareGuest Editor: S.S. Prevost
Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationGuest Editor: Maria A. Smith2004 - Volume 16
Nutrition in Critical CareGuest Editor: Dave Hanson, MSN, RN, CCRN
Advances in Respiratory CareGuest Editor: Suzanne M. Burns, RN, MSN, RRT, ACNP, CCRN, FAAN, FCCM
Obstetric and Neonatal Intensive CareGuest Editor: P. Campbell
Burn and Wound CareGuest Editor: M.B. Flynn2003 - Volume 15
Congestive Heart FailureGuest Editor: S. Paul
Alternative and Complementary TherapiesGuest Editor: M.F. Tracy & R. Lindquist
Military and Disaster NursingGuest Editor: E. Bridges
Sepsis and InfectionGuest Editor: M.S. Sommers2002 - Volume 14
Error and Risk ReductionGuest Editor: D. Simmons & T. Verklan
Advanced Practice NursingGuest Editor: R. Kleinpell
End of Life IssuesGuest Editor: C. Counsel
PharmacologyGuest Editor: L. Moore
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ContributorsDecember 2011 (Vol. 23 | No. 4 | Pages iii-iv)
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PrefaceDecember 2011 (Vol. 23 | No. 4 | Pages ix-x)
Barbara “Bobbi” Leeper
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Military and disaster nursingJune 2003 (Vol. 15 | No. 2 | Pages xiii-xiv)
Elizabeth J. Bridges
