ADVANCED WOUND MANAGEMENT
SECURA◊ Skin Care Range
Clinical guidelines suggest that effective skin care can contribute to pressure injury reduction, as part of a wider care plan.1 The SECURA Range is formulated to cleanse, protect and moisturise.
Product Range
According to international guidelines, preventive skin care using a pH-balanced cleanser, protectant/barrier and moisturiser can help maintain skin integrity and hygiene as part of a structured skin care regimen1 for the prevention of pressure injuries.
Medical Education
Disclaimers
**As demonstrated in a case series.
Citations
1. European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel and Pan Pacific Pressure Injury Alliance. Prevention and Treatment of Pressure Ulcers/Injuries: Clinical Practice Guideline. Emily Haesler (Ed.). EPUAP/NPIAP/PPPIA: 2019.
2. Smith+Nephew 2019.Review of MVTR data for No-Sting Skin Prep. Internal Report. RD/19/020.
3. Smith+Nephew 2019.Verification testing of No-Sting Skin Prep usability report. Internal Report. U/059/R5
4. Smith+Nephew 2009.Study to determine the wash-off resistance and durability of a barrier film. Internal Report. S09-58-A.
5. Smith+Nephew 2019.Verification testing of No-Sting Skin Prep water resistance and longevity report. Internal Report. U/059/R2.
6. Cunarro Alonso JM, Martinez Sanchez P, Puerta Morales G. Use of the non-irritating skin protector No Sting Skin Prep in a series of cases in the social health field. Paper presented at: XIII National Symposium on Pressure Ulcers and Wounds Heritage; 2010; Spain.
7. Francisco JGJ, Del Mar AGM, Maria PPJ, et al. Assessment of a new non-irritating skin protector for different skin disorders. Paper presented at: XIII National Symposium on Pressure Ulcers and Wounds Heritage; 2010; Spain.
8. Porras Pastor JM, Roman Manzano A, Jiminez Garcia JF, et al. Effectiveness of a non-irritating skin protectant in a series of clinical cases in primary care. Paper presented at: XIII National Symposium on Pressure Ulcers and Wounds Heritage; 2010; Spain.
9. Segovia Gomez T, Bermejo Martinez M, Montero De La Pena MV, et al. Protection and treatment of perilesional skin at risk from external contaminants or forces with a non-irritating skin protector in hospital patients. Paper presented at: XIII National Symposium on Pressure Ulcers and Wounds Heritage; 2010; Spain.
10. Smith+Nephew 2009.Study to determine the wash-off resistance and durability of a barrier film. Internal Report. S09-58-A.
11. Smith+Nephew 2012.Chlorhexidine gluconate compatibility evaluation of skin treatment products. Internal Report. 795-101.
12. Smith+Nephew 2018.Formulation - No Sting Barrier Film Spray. Internal Document.
13. Smith+Nephew 2018.Formulation - Secura No Sting Barrier Film Swab. Internal Document.
14. Smith+Nephew 2019.Review of No-Sting Skin Prep Drying Time. Internal Report. RD/19/026/v2.
15. Smith+Nephew 2009.Assessment of the tactile characterisation of a film forming barrier. Internal Report.
16. Nursing Care Moisturizing Cream Formulation (F-50).
17. Evaluation of Cumulative Irritation Potential in Humans (21-day), Report # 94- 2404-72A, Hill Top Research.
18. Delayed Contact Sensitization Study (Repeated Patch Method) in the Guinea Pig - Report #93C-21027-00, NAmSA
19. Acute Oral Toxicity Study (FHSA) in the Rat – Report #94T-01784-00, NAmSA.
20. NAMSA. Delayed Contact Sensitization Study (Repeated Patch Method) in the Guinea Pig. Data on file; report 93T-18182-00.
21. NAMSA. Primary Skin Irritation Test (FHSA) in the Rat. Data on file; report 93T-18182-00.