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Annals of Neurovascular Recovery (Volume 2, Issue 1, Agustus 2026)
Journal of Wound Research and Technology (Volume 3, Issue 2, November 2026)
Nursing Science Studies (Volume 2, Issue 1, Agustus 2026)
IW-NA Executive Committee
Frailty, Comorbidity, and Functional Limitation Among Older Adults with Venous Leg Ulcers: A Cross-Sectional Study
Author: Asmat Burhan, Rahmad Effan Farhri Mahendra Firman Rosadi
Conclusions: Functional limitation was common among older adults with venous leg ulcers and was associated with frailty, comorbidity burden, and pain intensity
Implication for Clinical Practice: Routine venous leg ulcer assessment in older adults may benefit from brief screening for frailty, comorbidity, and pain to support risk identification, individualized care planning, and function-oriented wound management
Keywords: activities of daily living, aged, comorbidity, frailty, leg ulcer, venous insufficiency
Annals of Neurovascular Recovery
Compression Therapy Competence, Patient Education Practices, and Guideline Adherence in Venous Leg Ulcer Nursing Care: A Cross-Sectional Mediation Study
Authors: Asmat Burhan, Hadi Kusuma, Rubiyanto Warja, Asrizal
Conclusions: Compression therapy competence, patient education practices, and wound assessment quality were associated with guideline adherence in venous leg ulcer nursing care
Implication for Nursing Practice: Structured compression training, standardized wound assessment, and patient education checklists may support more consistent venous leg ulcer nursing care, although longitudinal evidence is needed
Keywords: compression therapy, guideline adherence, nursing care, patient education, venous leg ulcer, wound healing
Journal of Wound Research and Technology
Post-Stroke Cognitive Impairment, Depression, and Care Dependency in Stroke Survivors
Authors: Khadijah Rahmawati, Intan Nur Aini
Conclusions: Greater care dependency among stroke survivors was associated with post-stroke cognitive impairment, depressive symptoms, and lower functional status in this hospital-based sample
Implication for Nursing Practice: Integrated nursing assessment of cognition, mood, and dependency may support earlier identification of stroke survivors requiring closer monitoring, individualized education, caregiver support, and coordinated multidisciplinary follow-up
Keywords: activities of daily living; cognition disorders; depression; stroke; stroke rehabilitation
Journal of Wound Research and Technology