IWJ - TALK

The article can be downloaded at https://doi.org/10.1111/iwj.70832 

Developing interdisciplinary survivorship care plans for individuals with DFU and CLTI, modelled on those used in cancer care, may improve communication, enhance secondary prevention, and foster more ulcer-free, hospital-free, and activity-rich days.

Developing interdisciplinary survivorship care plans for individuals with DFU and CLTI, modelled on those used in cancer care, may improve communication, enhance secondary prevention, and foster more ulcer-free, hospital-free, and activity-rich days.

Learn how social media has influenced wound care and how it has informed practice. Learn about the pitfalls and how to understand what you read and see.

Hear about a Canadian Wound Innovation Collaborative. This model is being implemented in the province of Nova Scotia. Listen as to why it has been established and the early elements making a difference in the province. This is a collaborative podcast between Wounds Canada (AdDRESSING WOUNDS Podcast) and the IWJ-Talk Podcast to reach a larger audience both within Canada and also Internationally.

Hear from one of the top experts in this area. In 10 minutes learn what all the skin substitutes talk is about in the USA. Learn what it means for clinicians and patients.

Hear about a new venous leg ulcer consensus statement and how it presents a fresh look at managing this disease.

Learn about the work of the Wound Healing Foundation and its impact globally.

Hear about the Wound Healing Foundation and its 25-year legacy. Listen to understand its history and the future direction of the Foundation.

Hear about a long time research career in the world of healing wounds. Professor Davis discusses his nearly 40 year wound research journey.