I have a keen interest in pragmatic dressing evaluation methodology that adds to the body of wound care knowledge. Collaboration with service users is central to my approach to for my wound care and research.
A review of leg ulcerations coverage in the United Kingdom print media: A growing problem for the vulnerable adult, Pagnamenta, F., Lhussier, M., Rapley, T. 1 Jun 2023, In: Journal of Vascular Nursing
‘Multi-use’ versus ‘Single patient’: Lister scissors use in leg ulceration care, Pagnamenta, F., Sykes, A. 18 Mar 2022
Dressings and topical agents for arterial leg ulcers, Broderick, C., Pagnamenta, F., Forster, R. 20 Jan 2020, In: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews
Viewing dressing evaluation through a pragmatic lens: The application of Dewey's experimentalism in the development of evidence for dressing selection, Pagnamenta, F., Lhussier, M. 1 Oct 2018, In: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice
Evidence generation for wound care dressing selection: reviewing the issues., Pagnamenta, F. 2 Sep 2017, In: Journal of wound care
The provision of therapy mattresses for pressure ulcer prevention., Pagnamenta, F. 23 Mar 2017, In: British Journal of Nursing
Do’s and Don’ts of documentation. Wounds Essentials, Pagnamenta, F. 28 Jun 2016
What dressing, where?, Pagnamenta, F. 25 Jun 2015
The role of the tissue viability nurse, Pagnamenta, F. 19 Dec 2014
Best practice guidelines for the prevention and management of incontinence dermatitis, Rees, J., Pagnamenta, F. 15 Sep 2009, In: Nursing Times
