Emma J. Woodmansey

Cost-Effectiveness of Electrical Stimulation Therapy in the Treatment of Chronic Wounds: A Systematic Review, Meta-Analysis and Economic Analysis

Jennifer M. Smith, John William Posnett, Emma J. Woodmansey

Hard-to-heal wounds are a major burden to healthcare systems. Electrical stimulation therapy (EST) is known to improve clinical outcomes, but cost-effectiveness analysis is lacking. The aim was to explore the cost-effectiveness of EST with standard of care (SoC) versus SoC alone. A …

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Healthcare practitioners' perspectives on infection management, antimicrobial resistance and stewardship in wound care practice

Astrid Probst, Emma J. Woodmansey, Febe Bruwer, George Smith et autres

OBJECTIVE: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses a significant global health threat, particularly in wound care, where non-healing wounds often harbour pathogens that complicate healing and reduce treatment efficacy. Despite available guidance, antimicrobial use remains inconsistent and often lacks alignment with antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) …

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Is Deficiency in the Electrical Current of Injury a Barrier to Healing in Hard-to-Heal Wounds? A Systematic Review with Implications for the TIMERS Paradigm

Jenny Smith, Richard Nuccitelli, Min Zhao, Leanne Atkin et autres

OBJECTIVES: Endogenous bioelectric signaling (including transepidermal potential [TEP] and the current of injury) plays a fundamental role in normal wound repair. Despite this, commonly used wound management frameworks do not consider this important driver of healing. The objectives of this review are …

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Efficacy of continuous topical oxygen therapy in hard-to-heal wounds in Colombia: a retrospective analysis

Wolmark Xiques Molina, Kirenia Camacho, Windy Cole, Emma J. Woodmansey et autres

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the use of continuous topical oxygen therapy (cTOT) in hard-to-heal or chronic wounds in Colombia, South America. METHOD: This multicentre, retrospective analysis studied the efficacy of treating hard-to-heal wounds using a cTOT device in patients over a 3-6-month period. …

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Correction to: Monitoring the Effect of Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy With Near-Infrared Spectroscopy: A Pilot Case Series in Wound Healing.

W. H. Cole, Emma J. Woodmansey

This corrects the article DOI: 10.25270/wnds/23150.

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Enhanced exploration of the mode of action of a five-layer foam dressing: critical properties to support wound healing

Karen J. Ousey, Emma J. Woodmansey, Daniel J. Fitzgerald, Runi Brownhill

Objective: The aim of this in vitro experimental series was to explore the mode of action of a hydrocellular polyurethane foam dressing (HPFD) and how its advanced features support beneficial interactions with the wound bed to address common barriers to wound healing, …

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Impact of continuous topical oxygen therapy on biofilm gene expression in a porcine tissue model

Christopher Ball, Hannah E. Jones, H. Thomas, Emma J. Woodmansey et autres

Objective: The effect of continuous topical oxygen therapy (cTOT) on Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm gene transcription profiles following inoculation onto porcine skin, using a customised molecular assay was determined. Method: Sterilised porcine skin explants were inoculated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa in triplicate: 0 hours …

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The role of continuous topical oxygen therapy as an adjunctive treatment in non-healing chronic wounds: a South African perspective

Liezl Naudé, W. H. Cole, Emma J. Woodmansey

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Improving wound infection management: education and evaluation of an infection management pathway

Kevin Y. Woo, P Coca-Alves, Anabela Moura, Emma J. Woodmansey et autres

OBJECTIVE: To assess the clinical impact and acceptance of an infection management (IM) pathway, designed to improve the consistency of care of wound infection when introduced, and supported by an educational programme. METHOD: An education and evaluation programme (T3 programme) was-conducted in …

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Remote assessment and monitoring with advanced wound therapy to optimise clinical outcomes, access and resources

Aliza Lee, Emma J. Woodmansey, Benjamin Klopfenstein, J O'leary et autres

OBJECTIVE: Patients in rural communities may have limited access to wound care; however, this may be mitigated by using a shared care approach. This study assessed the impact of a remote assessment and monitoring tool in combination with adjunctive continuous topical oxygen …

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Monitoring the Effect of Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy With Near-Infrared Spectroscopy: A Pilot Case Series in Wound Healing

Windy Cole, Emma J. Woodmansey

BACKGROUND: Sufficient oxygen is critical for multiple processes in wound healing. Nonhealing wounds have low tissue oxygen levels due to damaged microvasculature and comorbidities limiting tissue perfusion. Hypoxia may be reversed using continuous topical oxygen therapy (cTOT). Objective measures to identify and …

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Use of Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy in Combination to Optimize the Chronic Wound Environment Prior to Cellular, Acellular, and Matrix-Like Product Application: A Retrospective Case Series.

Naz Wahab, Windy Cole, Emma J. Woodmansey

Background: This retrospective case series details the use of a continuous topical oxygen therapy (cTOT) device for wound bed preparation prior to the application of cellular, acellular, and matrix-like products (CAMPs) on lower extremity wounds. Methods: A retrospective records review was conducted …

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