Nurses’ and patients’ feelings of disgust associated with malodorous wounds

Posted on August 16, 2016 by admin

Exploring nurses’ and patients’ feelings of disgust associated with malodorous wounds: a rapid review. Ousey K, Roberts D J Wound Care. 2016 Aug 2;25(8):438-442.

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Nurses’ and patients’ feelings of disgust associated with malodorous wounds

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