Resources
The Institute has been instrumental in producing a number of internationally acknowledged documents such as the review and extension of the TIME framework as well as publications in the International Wound Journal, Journal of Wound Care, Wounds International and other relevant journal. Other available resources include a curriculum outline on wound infection and several reviews and commentaries. The following resources focus on the latest evidence, research and education in wound infection prevention management. These are free to download and use in practice.
Greg Schultz’s session on “Slough: Investigation and identification, clinical significance and management” as part of the IWII Educational session from EWMA, 2019 in Gothenburg, Sweden
Dot Weir’s session on “Wound cleansing” as part of the IWII Educational session from EWMA, 2019 in Gothenburg, Sweden
Donna Angel’s session on “Debriding and desloughing management strategies” as part of the IWII Educational session from EWMA, 2019 in Gothenburg, Sweden
Terry Swanson’s session on “Tissue identification” as part of the IWII Educational session from EWMA, 2019 in Gothenburg, Sweden
This article discusses some significant changes made to the wound infection
continuum, including changes in terminology used to describe phases
of wound infection, and distinction between early (covert) signs of local
infection and the overt classic Celsian signs.
This update provides an opportunity to explore contemporary advances in wound infection knowledge and practice. Since 2008, scientific and clinical understanding of chronic wound infection has developed significantly. This update is also available as a translation in both Chinese and Latin American Spanish.
A presentation by Associate Professor Geoff Sussman on antimicrobial resistence.
Geoff Sussman, Terry Swanson, Joyce Black et al write in Wounds International 2014;5(4)
A presentation by Terry Swanson, Jenny Hurlow, Greg Schultz and Jacqui Fletcher.
David Keast, Terry Swanson et al write in Wounds International 2014;5(3).
David Keast, Terry Swanson, Keryln Carville, et al write in Wounds International 2014;5(2)
Terry Swanson, Lorraine Grothier and Greg Schultz provide an update on recognising and managing wound infection in different wound types. Published on Wounds International
NICE (2013)
NICE (2008)
Critical questions on wound infection, focusing on microbiology, answered by Professor Prashini Moodley.
A list of useful articles.
An introduction to the IWII, published in 2008 at the World Union of Wound Healing Societies, Toronto
An excellent guide, courtesy of Ostomy Wound Management.