Journal Articles

What we should know about wounds and woundcare management

Share this article

+ Add to reading list - Remove from list

Acute wounds, Burns, Complex wounds, Diabetic foot ulcers, Editorial, Events, Exudate management, How to guides, Infection and biofilm, Leg ulcers, Lymphoedema, Moisture lesions, Palliative care, Pressure ulcers, Products, Professional development, Research, Serivice delivery, Skin integrity, Societies, Supplements, Surgical wounds, Wellbeing and concordance, Wound assessment

What we should know about wounds and woundcare management

Peter Vowden

4 November 2015

Soon after its inception in January 2013, the National Institute for Health Research Healthcare Technology Co-operative for Wound Prevention and Treatment (NIHR WoundTec HTC) established a competitive tender process for a health economics study on real-world wound-care provision in the UK. CATALYST Health Economics Consultants Ltd, led by Professor Julian Guest, was chosen to perform the study, which was jointly funded by unrestricted contributions from a range of industrial partners and the NIHR WoundTec HTC.

↓ Download pdf

Resources

Sign up to all Wounds Group journals

Resources

Journals

Useful information

What we should know about wounds and woundcare management

What we should know about wounds and woundcare management

Made Easy: Repositioning for pressure ulcer prevention

Keeping up-to-date

Clinical academic careers: what do I need to know?

Courage in health and social care

Sign up to all Wounds Group journals

Sign up to the Wounds Group journals