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Health care in terms of palliative care for neoplastic wounds is characterized by a comprehensive assessment, determining coverage, measuring the wound, minimizing suffering and pain, in addition to supporting the family, working with the other health professionals. The challenges faced by these professionals are great, as knowledge is still lacking, and there is a need for qualification and continuous permanent education. Thus, the objective was to reflect on palliative care with regard to neoplastic wounds. It was possible to conclude that it is possible to observe that the patient with the presence of neoplastic wounds still represents a challenge? for the healthcare team that provides direct assistance in managing the signs and symptoms that the wound imposes, in addition to caring for the injuries. It is evident that the lack of knowledge about how to manage and manipulate neoplastic wounds is a reality present in health institutions and among team members, which hinders the quality of patient treatment. It was realized that continuing education is the key for care to be properly carried out, aiming to improve the health team's assistance in a comprehensive manner. The research highlighted this result, reflecting and debating on the topic with professional diversity in mind. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents a new, digital, and interactive list of wounds, deaths, and other acts of aggression in the Iliad. After an introduction, it discusses the state of the art in quantitative approaches to the subject. The following section presents the methodology for compiling the data, briefly establishing the criteria for the distribution of instances in each category. In the discussion, I compare the results with previous similar projects and mention a few examples of the potentiality of the new list – to be published online, not included in the paper –, showing the advantages of the digital format.

Winners of the "DR. Walter Soares Pinto" E-poster award at the SGAWCM 2021 – SOBRATAFE Global Advanced Wound Care Meeting 2021

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