Journal of Wound Care

The only monthly, international, Medline-listed, impact factor, wound care journal

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Clinical efficacy and safety of a silver ion-releasing foam dressing on hard-to-heal wounds: a meta-analysis

An innovative, highly conformable, mesh-free healing matrix dressing: results of a clinical trial External link

The aim of this clinical trial was to evaluate the performance and local tolerance of an innovative mesh-free contact layer (healing matrix) made of lipidocolloid technology (TLC) in the management of various wounds. This dressing is made highly flexible by the absence of textile mesh in its core.

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TLC-NOSF dressings as a first-line local treatment of chronic wounds: a systematic review of clinical evidence

Healthcare practitioners' perspectives on infection management, antimicrobial resistance and stewardship in wound care practice External link

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses a significant global health threat, particularly in wound care, where non-healing wounds often harbour pathogens that complicate healing and reduce treatment efficacy. Despite available guidance, antimicrobial use remains inconsistent and often lacks alignment with antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) principles. This study aimed to assess global practices in, and awareness of, infection prevention, management and AMS in wound care.

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A novel approach for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers using a multimodal wound matrix: a clinical study

Real-world outcomes of a placenta-based tissue product versus standard of care for lower extremity diabetic ulcers: a Medicare cohort study External link

To review data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) database in order to compare clinical outcomes of patients who were treated with Artacent Wound and Artacent AC (Tides Medical, US), a dual-layer amniotic membrane (DLAM), with patients who received debridement alone.

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Experiences of patients with hard-to-heal wounds: insights from a pilot survey

A comparative analysis of sharp debridement devices for biofilm management in hard-to-heal wounds: a clinical assessment External link

Hard-to-heal wound biofilms are increasingly recognised as a major barrier to healing, contributing to persistent inflammation, delayed re-epithelialisation, and reduced responsiveness to standard therapies. While traditional sharp debridement (TSD) is a standard treatment, its limitations include the need for specialised training, the potential for pain and bleeding, and degree-specific scope of practice restrictions. This study investigated a novel multifaceted, sharp debridement device as a potential addition to the current portfolio of debridement technologies.


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Medical education projects

Medical education projects

We co-ordinate and develop all types of scientific content, including clinical evaluations, case-study series, consensus documents, webinars podcasts and more.

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Live and on-demand wound-care webinars

Watch our latest webinars on-demand and join in the conversation on the latest wound-care topics

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Wounds Week Webinars

Wounds Week

Wounds Week gives a chance for the wound care community to come together, engaging in key education free of charge.

JWC Masterclass

JWC Masterclass

One-hour webinar debates led by international experts in wound care. Skin substitutes, Antimicrobial stewardship, Electrical stimulation — discover which masterclass interests you.

Semana HEI Webinars

Semana HEI

Semana HEI gives a chance for the Spanish-speaking wound care community to come together, engaging in key education free of charge.

JWC Awards 2025

The JWC Awards 2025

The JWC Awards recognise innovation and excellence in research and practice. As part of the JWC Conference 2025, the JWC Awards will return to London in February 2025.

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Unmissable wound-care events

Top wound care events to mark your calendar, including the JWC National Wound Care Conference and Lymphoedema Conference.

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National Wound Care Conference 2022

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The National Wound Care Conference will bring together the leading voices in tissue viability and wound care to discuss the key management, clinical and professional issues.

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CAMPs Wound Care Summit External link

Join us for the premier event in wound care – the CAMPs Wound Care Summit. Discover the latest advancements, engage with industry experts, and connect with like-minded professionals in this transformative two-day experience.

The Wound Care Handbook

The Wound Care Handbook

The professional’s guide to wound product selection, the Wound Care Handbook is an indispensable tool for wound care professionals seeking the perfect solutions for their care.

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