Emollients: Application of Topical Treatments to the Skin

    November 2007 in “ British journal of nursing
    Gail Dunning
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    TLDR Nurses should treat emollients as medications, understanding their use and effects for treating skin conditions.
    The document emphasizes the importance of nurses understanding the selection and mechanisms of topical treatments for skin conditions, particularly for those who can prescribe medications, such as in the case of eczema. It stresses that all topical treatments, including emollients, should be regarded as drug therapy and given the same level of consideration in terms of their specific actions, whether being prescribed, applied, or reviewed for effectiveness. The article aims to enhance the reader's knowledge about the application of topical emollient therapy and provides practical tips for its use in treating dry skin conditions.
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