Practitioners often say that patients with leg ulcers are not concordant with therapy. Little research has been done to examine the credibility of such statements or to determine whether concordance is a major issue in leg ulcer management. It is possible that such negative attitudes reflect the complex interactions between practitioners and patients whose ulcers do not heal as expected.
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Christine Moffatt (2004) studied this question.
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