Call for papers JWM special issue atypical wounds
The Journal of Wound Management is pleased to announce a Special Issue on Atypical Wounds, scheduled for publication in July 2027 and guest edited by Kirsi Isoherranen (Finland) and Andrea Pokorná (Czech Republic). This issue will focus on improving the understanding, diagnosis and management of atypical wounds, including emerging diagnostic technologies, novel treatment approaches, pathophysiological […]
Journal of Wound Management – July issue online
The July 2026 issue of the Journal of Wound Management is now available, featuring new research and practical insights across a wide range of wound care topics. Readers can explore studies on compression therapy, pressure injury prevention, diabetic foot ulcers, surgical wound management, wound pain and wound healing innovations. This issue also includes international research […]
Introducing the ‘Living with Skin Frailty & Skin Tears’ Project
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Living with Skin Frailty & Skin Tears project—an initiative dedicated to raising awareness of skin frailty and skin tears through authentic patient narratives and insights from healthcare professionals. With a strong emphasis on awareness and support for self-care, the project is designed for healthcare professionals, patients, […]
Call for applications: EWMA NextGen European Wound Care Leaders Programme
Applications er now open for the EWMA NextGen European Wound Care Leaders Programme Are you an early-career wound care professional with a passion for leadership and innovation? The EWMA NextGen European Wound Care Leaders Programme is now open for applications. The two-year programme is designed to equip emerging talents in wound management with the skills, […]
New EWMA document: New Technologies for Tissue Damage Repair
We are pleased to announce the release of the new EWMA Document “New Technologies for Tissue Damage Repair”, published as a supplement in the Journal of Wound Management. This document provides an updated, evidence‑based overview of technologies for tissue damage repair, with a particular focus on dermal matrices. It builds on previous EWMA documents published […]
EWMA Council Election – stay tuned!
EWMA Council Election 2026 – Candidates Elected You can see a list of the newly elected and re-elected candidates via the button below. A big ‘THANK YOU’ to all who put themselves forward for the council election and congratulations to those elected. We look forward to working with you. Candidates in the individual members election […]
Introducing the New EWMA Pressure Injury Recurrence Toolkit
We are pleased to announce the launch of the EWMA Pressure Injury Recurrence Toolkit – an evidence-based toolkit designed to guide healthcare professionals, patients and informal caregivers in the prevention of recurrent pressure ulcers and pressure injuries among people living with spinal cord injury. Developed in collaboration with Wounds Australia, the toolkit is a comprehensive […]
Journal of Wound Management – April issue online
The April 2026 edition of the Journal of Wound Management is now online presenting 11 original research and review articles that explore current challenges and developments in wound care. The issue covers a wide range of topics, including quality of life and wellbeing, wound care education, guideline implementation, evidence generation, and emerging clinical priorities such […]
Introducing the New EWMA Home Care – Wound Care Toolkit
We are pleased to announce the launch of the EWMA Home Care-Wound Care Toolkit – a new collection of evidence-based and best-practice resources designed to support wound prevention and care in home settings. The toolkit features a broad range of practical and informative resources, including: Short guidance documents Videos Educational tools Case stories These resources […]
Focus on Stoma & Continence Care at EWMA 2026
EWMA-DEWU 2026 will place a strong spotlight on stoma and continence care, bringing together clinicians, researchers and industry partners to explore the latest guidelines, evidence and innovations in the field. The three-day programme offers a mix of key sessions, hands-on workshops and interactive discussions designed to strengthen collaboration across wound, ostomy and continence disciplines. The stream includes a key session on Guidelines […]