This is a summary of the study setup and most important findings of a scientific paper focusing on health economics of Woulgan published in Journal of Wound Care (JWC) July 2019. It is part of our “In a nutshell” series where we report the basics of all the scientific papers making up the Evidence for … Continue reading ›
This is a summary of the study setup and most important findings of a scientific paper published in Journal of Wound Care (JWC) in September 2018. It is part of our “In a nutshell” series where we report the basics of all the scientific papers making up the Evidence for Woulgan, to make the findings … Continue reading ›
Selecting the appropriate dressing for stalled wounds based on mode of action Author: Keith Cutting, Clinical Research Consultant, Hertfordshire, UK. Wound dressing selection is an imprecise procedure that can have considerable implications for patient wellbeing and wound progress. When considering the role that dressings have to play in creating an environment that is conducive … Continue reading ›
Are you in need of ways to heal wounds faster, or finding new approaches to deal with stalled wounds? “When wound healing stalls, your therapy should be ACTive” – this is the saying of our soon to be launched ACT resource centre. It is packed with helpful resources and tools that will assist health care … Continue reading ›
2017 went by in a hurry – as every year has a way of doing. In case you missed any of last years blogpost, we’ve gathered some of our top posts and made a collection for you! You’ll find them below. 2017 was an exciting and important year for the Woulgan team. We kicked off … Continue reading ›
Inflammation is a natural response to the formation of a wound, denoting that the body’s microbiological processes are actively trying to repair the ulcer site. The uptick in microbiological activity appears as inflammation, redness and warmth around the wound. However, excess, uncontrolled long-term inflammation is a sign that the body’s immune system is not functioning … Continue reading ›