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January 14, 2026International Wound Journal0 citationsOpen Access

Nurses' Qualitative Insights on Preventing Venous Ulcer Recurrence

Nurses' Perceptions of Fundamental Care in Preventing Venous Ulcer Recurrence: A Qualitative Focus Group Study

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FGFilipe José Paulo GomesLisbon School of DesignBCBaixinho ClAMAna Isabel Cabral MonteiroHospital Center of Cova da Beira

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Qualitative focus groups identify key themes for preventing venous ulcer recurrence, emphasizing adherence and relationship dynamics.

Key Points

  • To analyze nurses' perceptions of fundamental care in preventing venous ulcer recurrence.
  • Conducted three focus groups with nurses via the Colibri platform
  • Performed content analysis with thematic criteria using WebQda software
  • Identified three main themes: integration of care, context of care, and relationship
  • Participants stressed the need for holistic assessment and establishing common goals
  • Emphasized empathy, active listening, and trust to enhance adherence to prevention care

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Gomes et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6966f33b13bf7a6f02c0120ehttps://doi.org/10.1111/iwj.70749
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