Frugal innovation in wound care: the five Rs

Melanie Stephens · Matthew Oliver Wynn · Sheba Pradeep · Louise Ackers

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Innovation and Socioeconomic Development Wound Healing and Treatments Healthcare cost, quality, practices

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Wound care represents a significant cost burden for the NHS. Four experts from the University of Salford discuss the key principles of frugal innovation in wound care, and their practical implications for UK services.

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