The implications of an evaluation of a low friction and shear garment in the care home setting.

Authors: Jackie Stephen-Haynes, Visiting Professor and Consultant Nurse in Tissue Viability and Rosie Callaghan, Tissue Viability Nurse, Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust

Poster Presentation. Tissue Viability Society Conference 2012.

The implementation of a low friction and shear garment across a primary care organisation.

Authors: Jackie Stephen-Haynes, Visiting Professor and Consultant Nurse in Tissue Viability, Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust and Holly Bardsley, Chartered Physiotherapist, Clinical Specialist, H&R Healthcare Ltd.

Poster Presentation. Tissue Viability Society Conference 2012.

Clinical outcomes using a low friction and shear garment in the care home setting

Authors: Jackie Stephen-Haynes and Rosie Callaghan

Wounds UK 2011, Vol 7, No4

Clinical and cost effectiveness evaluation of low friction and shear garments

Authors: G. Smith, Tissue Viability Nurse, St Mary's Hospital, Isle of Wight; A. Ingram, Head of Health Outcomes, Xcelerate Health Outcomes Unit, NHS Innovations London.

Journal of Wound Care, Vol 19, No 12, December 2010

Parafricta^® material: can it reduce the potential for pressure damage?

Authors: Sylvie Hampton, Dr Stephen Young, Cathie Bree-Aslan and Anna Colbourn

Journal of Community Nursing, April 2009, volume 23, issue 4