WCEI and NAWCO Partner on 2022 Wild on Wounds Conference
August 5, 2022
WCEI is partnering with NAWCO with the 2022 Wild on Wounds lineup to bring clinicians fresh wound care sessions they can apply to their practice.
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The Pros and Cons of Wound Care Nursing
July 29, 2022
With a comprehensive understanding of the pros and cons of wound care nursing, these professionals are setting themselves — and their organizations — up for success.
Why Wound Care Matters
July 27, 2022
Understanding why wound care matters to both patients and caregivers alike, as wounds can prolong hospital stays, increase the risk of infection, and quickly raise costs for healthcare facilities.
COVID-19 Complicates Skin and Wound Care
July 7, 2022
The pandemic has brought skin and wound care challenges, including compromising the skin, which can lead to wounds that are harder to heal.
Wound Debridement Basics: The 5 Major Methods Explained
June 24, 2022
Review the five methods of debridement (biological, enzymatic autolytic, mechanical, and sharp). Read on to learn your BEAMS!
Spotting Signs of Wound Infection is the First Step in Proper Treatment
May 31, 2022
With an accurate assessment, wound care clinicians can identify signs of wound infection early and treat it without using antibiotics.
Wild on Wounds (WOW) Is Back and Better Than Ever
April 4, 2022
Find out why the Wound Care Education Institute's Wild on Wounds (WOW) national conference is the place to be in September!
Make Wound Care Nursing Your Next Career Milestone
March 2, 2022
Wound care nursing is an extremely rewarding career if you have a passion for the work and create a trusting relationship with patients.
Treating Pediatric Burns Takes Skills and Sensitivity
December 11, 2021
Two experts talk about the intricacies of treating pediatric burns and how patients' families must carry on treatment after discharge.
How Do You Treat a Malignant Wound? Let’s Look at the Options
November 8, 2021
A malignant wound is a manifestation of malignant cells that have infiltrated through the skin. We explore how they are treated.