Inpatients with acute and chronic complex wounds.
High-risk patients with diabetic foot ulcers and pressure injuries
The Nursing Department leads an integrated wound care service across the hospital, establishing a nurse-led wound care pathway. Through immediate reporting and dedicated bedside care, the team proactively provides assessment, treatment, and education for complex wounds, improving timeliness and consistency of care. Services cover acute, chronic, and complicated wounds and extend to outpatient, community, and home care, ensuring continuity after discharge and enhancing healing outcomes and patient safety.
Immediate-report, immediate-care bedside wound service.
Mobile wound care kits for rapid intervention.
Continuous care model from hospitalization to home.
Hospital-wide wound care referral volume averages 101 cases per month.
Bedside visits for complex wound cases reach 460 visits per month.
Post-discharge follow-up and care transition success rate reaches 97%.
Significantly improved wound healing rates.
Reduced average length of hospital stay.
Stable achievement of wound care implementation rates.
Significantly reduced wound infection risk .
Fully standardized wound care processes.
Continuous monitoring and improvement of adverse events
High satisfaction among patients and family caregivers regarding care services.
High level of trust and satisfaction among staff members.
Predominantly positive service feedback
Participation in international wound care conferences.
Presentation of clinical wound care practices.
Promotion of international professional collaboration.
Established a nurse-led integrated wound care model.
Improved healthcare quality and patient safety.
Enhanced continuity of post-discharge care.
