Wound Care Management APK

Latest Version 1.2.6 for Windows

Updated 2019-02-04

Download APK (5.4 MB)

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App information

Version 1.2.6 (#8)

Updated 2019-02-04

APK Size 5.4 MB

Requires Android Android 2.1+ (Eclair)

Offered by andrea.paoloni

Category Free Medical App

App id appinventor.ai_andrea_paoloni3.WoundCareManagement

Developer's notes Review of the literature for best practice in wound management

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What's new in Wound Care Management 1.2.6

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Editor's review

Download the latest Wound Care Management application, version 1.2.6, compatible with Windows 10/11 (using emulators such as Bluestacks), Android devices. This free Medical app is developed by andrea.paoloni and is easy to download and install.

Previous versions, including 1.2.6, are also available. If you need help or have any problems, please let us know.

Description

This application stems from the desire to extend the knowledge on wound management (Wound Care Management) by providing the valuable tools of the latest scientific evidence on prevention, choosing the best intervention but always aiming as a reference point that skin injury is not a disease, but is a clear symptom of a suffering that involves the whole person you are witnessing. If you do not fit before the general condition of the person lodging the skin ulcer you will never find the cause, more often than not, it keeps the wound in a state of slow healing going to become chronic.