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Modern wound care has been quietly moving away from episodic intervention toward continuous wound bed preparation. The sharp debridement at the bedside isn't the end of the work — it's the beginning.
What happens in the eighteen days before the next appointment is where wounds are won or lost. And in rural CAHs, that's exactly where the infrastructure tends to thin out.
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