JWC Supplements

Supplements for nurses, medics and researchers working in wound care

Bound-in supplements

North American Supplement

JWC North American Supplement shares new and innovative approaches to wound healing from leading specialists in the US and Canada. It contains cutting-edge research and clinical reviews that share new approaches to patient care, and help to extend the boundaries of international wound care practice. The supplement is supported by the Wound Care Education Institute, Academy of Physicians in Wound Healing and Association for the Advancement of Wound Care.

Silk Road Supplement

Journal of Wound Care’s Silk Road Supplement has been specifically created for healthcare professionals across Asia who specialise in wound management. It shares the latest peer-reviewed research, clinical expertise and best practice. The supplement is supported by the Malaysian Society of Wound Care Professionals, Taiwan Society for Wound Care and Indonesian Wound Care Clinician Association, among others.

World Union of Wound Healing Societies Supplement

A special collaboration between Journal of Wound Care and the World Union of Wound Healing Societies (WUWHS). It has been designed to provide healthcare professionals worldwide with the latest medical education, and shares international best practice and original research. The supplement is supported by the International Surgical Wound Complications Advisory Panel, International Wound Infection Institute and Australasian Wound and Tissue Repair Society, among others.

International Surgical Wound Complications Advisory Panel Supplement

International Surgical Wound Complications Advisory Panel (ISWCAP) was formed in 2018 from humble beginnings. Now, in 2023, ISWCAP has grown into a multidisciplinary global organisation with >1500 members, poised to drive change in prevention, early detection, diagnosis, and clinical management of postoperative wound complications. ISWCAP's vision is to generate global awareness of surgical wound complications, advances in the field and, in time, provide solutions from scholarly research and education. This supplement is a natural evolution of ISWCAP as an organisation and provides a vehicle for dissemination of innovation, whether scientific, educational or clinical. The ISWCAP Supplement is a collaboration between the Journal of Wound Care and ISWCAP. The supplement brings together research that relates to all aspects of surgical wounds from all healthcare settings.