Tissue viability in tomorrow's NHS.
This article is based on the inaugural lecture of the UK's first and only Professor of Tissue Viability, Richard White, given at the University of Worcester in January. In it he asks how our discipline can best adapt to meet existing and future needs.
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Institute of Health, Social Care and Psychology, University of Worcester, UK. r.white@worc.ac.uk
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