Journal of Wound Care
The only monthly, international, Medline-listed, impact factor, wound care journal
Efficacy of a dual-layer pre-hydrated amniotic membrane allograft in the treatment of hard-to-heal wounds
Hard-to-heal wounds refractory to standard of care (SoC) therapy pose a major clinical and economic burden on healthcare systems. A dual-layer hydrated human amniotic membrane (HAMA) allograft, pre-hydrated with saline, is an emerging advanced therapy for complex hard-to-heal wounds.
Performance of a gelling fibre and silicone foam dressing combination for wound management in the community: a sub-analysis of the VIPES study
In French community settings, it is common to use a combination of a gelling fibre dressing (Biatain Fiber, Coloplast A/S, Denmark) and a silicone foam dressing (Biatain Silicone, Coloplast A/S, Denmark) for wound management, despite the lack of reimbursement by social security systems.
Dynamic management of pressure injuries using a portable canister-based single-use negative pressure wound therapy device
Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) helps to reduce tissue deficits by removing excess fluid, promoting granulation tissue formation and stabilising the wound environment. This prospective, open, non-comparative clinical study assessed these factors using a canister-based single-use NPWT (CB-suNPWT) system for the management of low-to-moderate exuding pressure injuries (PIs).
Complex parapharyngeal abscess: a case study and urgent call for the legal role of wound care nurses in Indonesia
This article addresses the successful wound management case of a male patient in his early 60s with a necrotising parapharyngeal abscess, by a wound care nurse in a home-based care setting with very limited resources.
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Semana HEI
Semana HEI gives a chance for the Spanish-speaking wound care community to come together, engaging in key education free of charge.
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.
Unmissable wound-care events
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National Wound Care Conference
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.
CAMPs Wound Care Summit
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 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.