Why Journal of Wound Care?

Here are just some of the reasons why you should subscribe to JWC:

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - JWC’s exclusive and wide-ranging content has been carefully selected to help you support your learning, reflect on your practice, and invest in your continuing professional development.
REVALIDATION - JWC’s high-quality professional articles, combined with unrestricted access to CPD Launchpad, will prepare tissue viability nurses for the revalidation process.
BEST PRACTICE - JWC’s evidence-based clinical articles share best practice worldwide, enabling you to update your knowledge and enhance your existing skills.
STAY INFORMED - JWC will keep you up-to-date with current thinking in wound care and tissue viability, ensuring you aren’t left behind by important clinical developments.
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT - JWC publishes a number of educational articles that contribute to the evidence base, while responding to the professional needs of wound care practitioners.
EXPERT INSIGHT - JWC is written and reviewed by eminent authorities in the field of wound care, providing you with a greater understanding of the challenges faced in daily practice.
IMPACT FACTOR - JWC is Medline listed with an Impact Factor, and is also included on Scopus, CINAHL, and the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index.

Regular features

RESEARCH - The latest, peer-reviewed original research available to wound care specialists, alongside its application to practice.
CLINICAL ARTICLES - Evidence-based, clinical content that share the latest best practice procedures, focusing on all aspects of wound care.
EDUCATION - Guidance on education, training and research, designed to promote multi-disciplinary learning.
CASE REPORTS - Practical case studies and reports that act as step-by-step guides to develop understanding of a particular area of practice.
PROSPECTIVE STUDIES - Comparative studies of current treatment applications, using high-level research evidence on new and existing treatments.
LITERATURE REVIEWS - Overviews of academic literature published worldwide, summarising important information on current concepts and practice.
COMMENT - Authoritative opinion from expert practitioners, focusing on the most important professional and clinical topics of the day.

Testimonials

"JWC gives me very useful information on new trends in wound management and I can't wait for the next issue to come! I'm also very impressed by the editorial processing of the manuscripts I submit to JWC."
Magnus Ågren, Associate Professor, Department of Surgery and Copenhagen Wound Healing Center, Bispebjerg Hospital, Denmark

"The JWC started in 1992, I remember it well as the discipline was in its infancy and a dedicated journal was urgently needed. Since that time, JWC has published many seminal articles and featured every leading figure in the wound care world. It still has a major role to play in disseminating research, education and guidance to its readers."
Richard White, Professor of Tissue Viability, University of Worcester, UK

“JWC is a fundamental resource not only for clinicians, but also for researchers—it covers many innovative topics and the articles concern advanced technologies and epidemiology, but of special note is that JWC accepts those challenging articles that represent the seeds of novel concepts, which may yet be immature but are promising and cutting-edge."
Hiromi Sanada Professor of Nursing, University of Tokyo, Japan

“The most common wound care provider is not the highly trained professional, but the bedside nurse. For these daily providers, there are few journals that provide up to date information that can be easily applied. The JWC fills that gap for all of us!”
Joyce M. Black, PhD, RN, CPSN, CWCN, FAAN, Associate Professor, University of Nebraska Medical Center

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