The essentials
Maggot debridement therapy: what the sources actually tell you
Separate the product, treatment goal, research result, and personal-care decision before drawing conclusions about MDT.
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The essentials
Medical larvae versus ordinary maggots: check the product, not the picture
A practical source and product-identity checklist, with clear boundaries against home collection, preparation, or treatment.
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Preparing for an MDT appointment: before, during, and after the discussion
Organize the treatment goal, responsibilities, comfort questions, follow-up arrangements, and unresolved questions.
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Comfort, risks, and uncertainty: questions for the MDT care team
A structured conversation about discomfort, monitoring, alternatives, practical barriers, and follow-up—not a safety checklist for self-treatment.
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Questions to take to your clinician—and how to use the answers
A practical, printable conversation framework with follow-up questions, responsibility checks, and a five-line appointment recap.
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Evidence
How to read MDT evidence without confusing cleaning with healing
An outcome-by-outcome reading method, an explicitly fictional example, and a notebook for documenting what a paper does—and does not—establish.
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Wound categories in MDT sources: questions, not a self-selection checklist
Understand the scope of the source wording and ask better questions without using a wound label or photograph to choose treatment.
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The MDT cost conversation: a worksheet for estimates and unanswered questions
Identify the service, billing entities, included items, coverage questions, and practical costs without relying on invented prices or billing codes.
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An MDT reading path for professionals: evidence, products, and implementation
Keep research appraisal, product documentation, service preparation, and patient communication as distinct tasks.
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Reading FDA records without overstating what they establish
A reproducible five-field method for checking the category, product, jurisdiction, status wording, and limits of a regulatory source.
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