Skin Health and Wound Management: Best Practice Recommendations 2025
Best Practice Recommendations For Skin Health And Wound Management 2025Publication Date: 2025Wounds Canada has published an updated edition of its free digital book Best Practice Recommendations for Skin Health and Wound Management 2025. The latest edition contains new information, has an increased focus on prevention and provides live links to other essential resources and practice tools.
Chapters include best practice recommendations for moisture-associated skin damage, skin tears, pressure injuries, burns, surgical wound complications, arterial ulcers, diabetic foot complications, venous leg ulcers and lymphedema.
Websites
- NSHA - Skin and Wound CareThe NSH subject guide on skin and wound care via the NSH Library Services
- Patient conditions (from WoundSource)Find appropriate wound care treatments and dressings based on patient condition.
- Wounds Canada - Best Practice RecommendationsWounds Canada is proud to offer online information that supports the application of best practice across the spectrum of care. Our Best Practice Recommendations are the most popular resources used by frontline clinicians, students and policy makers to inform their practice. These recommendations have been developed by experts on each topic and are based on the latest research evidence.
- National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP)The National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP) is an independent not-for-profit professional organization dedicated to the prevention and management of pressure injuries. Formed in 1986, the NPIAP Board of Directors is composed of leading experts from different health care disciplines— all of whom share a commitment to the prevention and management of pressure injuries.
- Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses SocietyFounded in 1968, the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®) is the largest and most recognized professional nursing community dedicated to advancing the practice and delivery of expert healthcare to individuals with wound, ostomy, and continence care needs. Through relevant education, effective advocacy, cutting-edge science, a supportive network, and a patient-centric approach, WOCN is dedicated to enabling professional growth for 5,000+ members and improving patient outcomes.
- International Wound Infection InstituteThis website provides up-to-date clinical information, access to wound infection experts, projects on wound infection, and access to a network of professionals.
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