WCEI Blog

By Tara Call Triplett, RN, WCC, CHFN and Aliza Inbari, MBA

February 9, 2026

For clinicians, the phrase “heal wounds faster naturally” should never imply unproven remedies or a departure from evidence-based practice. Instead, natural healing refers to optimizing the body’s ability to repair itself through maintaining an optimal wound environment, ensuring proper nutrition, inflammation control, lifestyle interventions, and establishing adequate blood flow. This article reviews evidence-based, natural strategies […]

By Aliza Inbari, MBA

January 22, 2026

Explore why mentorship in wound care nursing is essential for clinical growth, leadership development, and improved patient outcomes.

By Tara Call Triplett, RN, WCC, CHFN and Aliza Inbari, MBA

December 8, 2025

Understand the benefits of wound VAC therapy, how it works, and key clinical considerations for NPWT in wound care.

By Zelda Meeker and Aliza Inbari, MBA

October 28, 2025

Stay updated with the latest in wound care with WCEI's Buzz Report! This quarter, we cover new clinical insights, education updates, and industry trends.

By Aliza Inbari, MBA

September 15, 2025

Explore the top 5 wound care products of 2026 paired with AI innovations and cost guidance to optimize healing outcomes, efficiency, and patient satisfaction.

By Becky Strilko, RN, BSN, CWOCN, APRN-FPA, OMS, WCC

August 6, 2025

Discover 10 trends shaping wound management. Learn how these innovations are transforming wound care for clinicians.

By Tara Call Triplett, RN, WCC, CHFN

July 22, 2025

Learn how to identify and manage full thickness wounds, including key characteristics, treatment strategies, and healing considerations.

By Tara Call Triplett, RN, WCC, CHFN

July 16, 2025

Purulent drainage is considered the most serious type of exudate. Here, we look at the causes, signs, treatments, and challenges for this drainage type.

By Zelda Meeker

July 2, 2025

Discover how nurse leaders enhance outcomes and reduce costs by investing in wound care training and empowering staff through certification.

By Tara Call Triplett, RN, WCC, CHFN

June 30, 2025

Skin tears are common wounds, especially in older adults. Knowing proper treatment can prevent these and improve lives.