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Samantha Holloway

Cardiff
As seen in: Mondaq, Nursing Standard, Modern Restaurant Management
Reader, Cardiff University, MSc in Wound Healing & Tissue Repair. Member EWMA Council, Chair EWMA Education Committee & Teacher Network. President of ISTAP.
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Wounds in a correctional facility in Malta: a point prevalence study

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By Samantha Holloway, Corinne Scicluna Ward, Anthea Gabriele
| magonlinelibrary.com
Hard-to-heal (chronic) wounds are a challenge to wound care professionals, a burden to the health service and negatively impact affected individuals' quality of life. They also consume a great deal of healthcare resources globally and are found in all settings, including prisons. Therefore, the evaluation of wound care services is essential in order to develop an awareness of where improvement can be made.
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Preventing, assessing and treating skin tears

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By Samantha Holloway, Jenny Prentice, Ray Samuriwo
| Nursing Standard Verified
Samantha Holloway Reader, centre for medical education, College of Biomedical and Life Sciences, Cardiff University School of Medicine, Cardiff, Wales Jenny Prentice Nurse consultant, wound skin ostomy service, Hall & Prior Health & Aged Care Group, and director, Trojan Health, Perth, Australia Ray Samuriwo Associate professor adult nursing, professional lead adult nursing and director of postgraduate research, School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership, Faculty of Health Studies, University...
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Fall Economic Statement 2020: GST/HST And Income Tax Changes For Digital Commerce

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By John Tobin, Richard Johnson, Samantha Holloway
| Mondaq
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On November 30, the Department of Finance released the Fall Economic Statement 2020 (Fall Economic Statement) that includes proposed changes to the GST/HST and the corporate tax treatment of digital commerce. In this bulletin, we explain these proposed changes.
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