Community RCT of the Effectiveness of Two Compression Bandaging Technologies

PHASE2CompletedINTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment

426

Participants

Timeline

Start Date

January 31, 2004

Primary Completion Date

March 31, 2008

Study Completion Date

December 31, 2008

Conditions
Venous Ulcer
Interventions
DEVICE

Four-layer Bandage (Elastomeric)

Precise components of the four-layer system depend on the circumference of the ankle. All the bandages are discarded after a single use, usually one week.

DEVICE

Short-stretch Bandage (Non-elastomeric)

These bandages are applied in a figure-eight technique; two bandages are applied at full extension in opposite directions up the leg (i.e., clockwise and counter clockwise). The participant will wash the short-stretch wherever possible and reused. The number of bandages supplied to each patient will be recorded on the visit record.

Trial Locations (15)

R3G 0N6

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Winnipeg

L2A 2G4

Nursing Practice Solutions, Fort Erie

L8L 5G8

VON Hamilton Branch, Hamilton

K7L 1G8

Saint Elizabeth Health Care, Kingston

K7L 5E4

Kingston Chronic Wound Clinic, Kingston

K7M 8R1

ParaMed Health Services, Kingston

N2H 3K5

ET Now, Kitchener

K1K 3B8

Carefor, Ottawa

K1Z 6X3

ParaMed Health Services, Ottawa

P7B 5G7

St. Joseph's Care Group, Thunder Bay

M5B 1W8

St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto

M5G 1V2

ParaMed Home Health Care, Toronto

M5S 2T9

Comcare Health, Toronto

S4S 0S4

Ostomy and Wound Care Centre, Regina

S7H 4W3

Saskatoon Health Region Home Care, Saskatoon

All Listed Sponsors
collaborator

Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)

OTHER_GOV

lead

Queen's University

OTHER

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