Solvig Ekblad, Oksana Gramatik, Yuliia Suprun
Increasing perceived health and mental health literacy among separated refugee Ukrainian families with urgent needs occasioned by invasion-a group intervention study with participatory methodology in Sweden
Frontiers in public health
chd associated considerable burden care onethird babies born chd require surgery intervention first year life associated increased risk surgical site infection pediatric wound care informed largely adult data national international guidelines available examine pediatric cardiac surgical wound care practices reported healthcare professionals australia new zealandwide binational crosssectional survey exploring pre intra postoperative wound practices distributed using exponential nondiscriminative snowball sampling data subject descriptive analysis using spss statistics 220 sixtyeight surveys representing australian new zealand pediatric cardiac surgical services analyzed respondents experienced nurses preoperative care varied greatly practice pharmaceutical agents used little consistency reported intra postoperative wound care nursing medical staff shared responsibility wound care wound photography widely used uploaded electronic medical records results highlight wound care management largely informed institutional level many practices reported likely reflect range factors including cardiac condition complexity surgery prematurity presence scar tissue importance research training program multimodal available reflective highlighted findings call establishment nurseled program research education resultant suite cardiac wound strategies could offer effective consistent pathway forward