STREET NURSING PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
Cavazos, D. M. (2023, January). Teaching and improving community
health. Texas Board of Nurses.
https://www.bon.texas.gov/pdfs/newsletter_pdfs/2023/January%202023%20Bulletin%20web.pdf
Cavazos, D. (2022, January). Street nursing: Teaching and improving community health: Brief report. Hispanic Health Care International.
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This tool has been created for nurses and other clinicians to use while caring for people with substance use-associated wounds in community-based settings. In addition to aiding supporting decision making about wound care, this tool can be used to learn about harm reduction-oriented care for substance-use related wounds.
This includes first-person accounts from wound care providers and people with lived experience about harm reduction-oriented wound care, as well as links to wound care trainings."
Health Federation of Philadelphia. (n.d.). Wound care tool. https://surge.healthfederation.org/wound-care-tool
This article examines community-based wound care programs for individuals experiencing homelessness, highlighting accessible care models, cost-effectiveness, service integration, and challenges related to program sustainability.
Goto, T., Wang, C., Kwiat, C., Nguyen, C., & Saligan, L. N. (2023). Community-based wound care programs for unhoused individuals. Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health, 13(4), 604–614. https://doi.org/10.1007/s44197-023-00157-6
PubMed
MEDIA
Davies, D. M. (2026, June 8). San Antonio street nurses bring wound care to people experiencing homelessness.[Audio podcast episode]. In The Source. Texas Public Radio. https://www.tpr.org/hunger-and-poverty/2026-07-12/san-antonio-street-nurses-bring-wound-care-to-people-experiencing-homelessness
Davies, D. M. (2026, June 8). Medical professionals focus on health challenges facing San Antonio’s growing unhoused population [Audio podcast episode]. In The Source. Texas Public Radio. https://www.tpr.org/podcast/the-source/2026-06-08/medical-professionals-focus-on-health-challenges-facing-san-antonios-growing-unhoused-populationTPR
KSAT 12. (2023, April). [Corazon Ministries works to help legalize use of life-saving fentanyl testing strips in Texas]. [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDDesAIoV4M
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