Authors

1. Binti Badaruddin , Nurbaisyah
2. Milne , Catherine
3. Kestsumpun , Yuwadee
4. Kestsumpun , Yuwadee
5. Komatsu , Minako
6. Komatsu , Minako
7. Nishijima , Akiko
8. Nishijima , Akiko
9. Ong , Choo Eng
10. Ong , Choo Eng
11. Lina , Qiao
12. Lina , Qiao
13. Nur Madalinah , Tan Bte Abdullah
14. Nur Madalinah , Tan Bte Abdullah
15. Xia , Wang
16. Xia , Wang
17. Wunnasaweg , Anuttra
18. Wunnasaweg , Anuttra
19. Yang , Li Fang
20. Yang , Li Fang
21. Ye , Xin Mei
22. Ye , Xin Mei

Abstract

In each of these cases, use of moldable skin barriers improved self-care, skin health, and health-related quality of life. We have found a paucity of current literature reflecting the benefits of these barriers, and this article addresses this gap.