Editorials And Reports
- Day in the life with Alexander Garmaev
Wounds International 2(4) NovemberThis issue features Dr Alexander Garmaev, a surgeon at Tavlada, a private wound care centre in Moscow, Russia.
- Suspicious minds are good for practice
Wounds International 2(4) NovemberThe mission to uncover new treatments requires an enquiring mind, says Suzie Calne
- Day in the life
Wounds International 2(3) SeptemberEach issue of Wounds International features a typical day in the life of a different wound care clinician from around the world. This series looks at the variety of techniques that are required in different settings and asks clinicians about the type of conditions...
- Remembering the fundamental principles of pressure ulcer care
Wounds International 2(3) SeptemberWe need to make sure the message about pressure ulcers is getting through, says Suzie Calne
- Tackling the hidden trauma of childbirth injuries
May Vol 2 Issue 2Vaginal deliveries can cause distressing injuries, writes Jacqui Fletcher. But is enough being done globally to tackle this hidden problem?
- The internet is bringing us closer
May Vol 2 Issue 2Suzie Calne highlights the ongoing conversation about clinicians’ roles in wound care, as discussed at the Wounds International conference and now on the online virtual conference
- Day in the life
Wounds International Vol 2 Issue 1Each issue of Wounds International features a typical day in the life of a different wound care clinician from around the world. This series looks at the variety of techniques that are required in different settings and asks clinicians about the type of conditions...
- Day in the life
Wounds International, Vol 1, Issue 5Each issue of Wounds International features a typical day in the life of a different wound care clinician from around the world. This series looks at the variety of techniques that are required in different settings and asks clinicians about the type of conditions...
- It is time to focus on surgical site infection
Wounds International, Vol 1, Issue 5Surgical site infection is both life-threatening and preventable, says Professor David Leaper. So where is all the research?

