So, let’s sum up!

Chronic wounds require careful assessment and care planning that includes knowing the patient’s background and local wound conditions. Treatment strategies are matched to patient needs, supporting wound healing and quality of life. Guidelines for wound assessment and treatment strategies have been developed based on research and other evidence, and are tied to the type of wound. Varying schemes for the evaluation of evidence in these guidelines make it difficult to compare them directly. More research is required to support best practices, the justification for therapies for efficacy and cost-effectiveness, and the appropriate implementation of treatment strategies.

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