Implementation toolkit for Transforming Wound Care programme test and evaluation sites

This toolkit has been created by the Health Innovation Network Transforming Wound Care (TWC) team to help TWC test and evaluation sites (TES) implement the National Wound Care Strategy leg and foot ulcer recommendations.

It contains National Wound Care Strategy Programme resources in addition to documents developed by healthcare providers themselves which have been included as examples to support implementation by the TWC test and evaluation sites.

The toolkit is categorised by audience and interest (clinicians and practitioners, health and care providers, and Integrated Care Systems and commissioners). Resources are then catalogued by the three ‘enablers’ for implementation: people, process and technology.

Note, artefacts on this website may contain AHSN Network branding, this is the previous name of the Health Innovation Network.

We welcome feedback on this toolkit and continue to develop these pages as the current Transforming Wound Care Programme continues until March 2024. Please provide feedback through the contact us form.

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Videos coming soon: Gain practical insight from our test sites

Test  and evaluation sites from the Transforming Wound Care programme share their experiences of implementing the National Wound Care Strategy Programme lower limb recommendations in this series of videos.

Watch this space for the videos, coming soon.

Are you a patient or carer?

Watch our animation below on what to expect from wound care services (animation coming soon!)

Access patient resources from the National Wound Care Strategy Programme or visit the Legs Matter website for more information and advice about looking after your feet and legs.

Implementation areas

The three implementation areas key to the success of the Transforming Wound Care programme are:

People

People

Delivery of training to all staff supporting patients with wounds. Free-to-access e-learning resources have been developed by the National Wound Care Strategy Programme, in partnership with Health Education England and e-learning for healthcare. These resources support the health and care workforce to develop knowledge and skills to enable appropriate wound care in any setting.

Process

Process

The programme supports local services to implement a new evidence-based model based on the leg and foot ulcer recommendations of the National Wound Care Strategy Programme.

Technology

Technology

Through the programme, local services will be supported with improved data collection and provision of care through the implementation of a new digital wound management system.

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