The purpose of this research is to determine consensus of chronic wound research terminology. The survey is conducted as a joint project by Wounds Australia and EWMA.
If you have minimum one year of experience working with chronic wounds, you are invited to take part in the survey.
More details about the requirements and time investments to be expected can be found in the flyer.
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Chronic Wound Research Terminology Survey The purpose of this research is to determine consensus of chronic wound research terminology. The survey is conducted as a joint project by Wounds...
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