Journal of Community Nursing (JCN) | April 2025

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HCPs attitudes regarding current wound care treatments - april 2025

HCPs attitudes regarding current wound care treatments - april 2025
Hard-to-heal wounds

Pages: 40 - 44

Article topics: Advanced wound care, Challenges, Healing times, Recurrence

Hard-to-heal wounds present a significant challenge in healthcare, requiring a comprehensive understanding of the wound healing process and effective management strategies. A survey was conducted by the Journal of Community Nursing among its registered online members to explore the current opinions and challenges faced by healthcare professionals (HCPs) who are involved in delivering wound care, including opinions on advanced wound therapies. The survey, which consisted of 14 questions, highlighted some interesting findings including several challenges experienced when treating patients with wounds. Results revealed that 69% (n=311) of participants indicated a lack of time and resources as the primary barrier. Patient compliance (67%, n=303), limited access to advanced therapies (47%, n=211), insufficient training (37%), and cost pressures (32%, n=145) were also significant concerns. Despite these challenges, most respondents (63%, n=281) felt ‘somewhat satisfied’ with their ability to manage wounds, but found the process frustrating due to the difficulties that they encountered.


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