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With wound care making up a large proportion of caseloads, here at JCN we are keen to understand your awareness of the burden of non-healing wounds (i.e. those wounds that fail to heal within 4 weeks, despite adhering to treatment) and how you tailor management for assessing and treating such challenging non-healing wounds, e.g. arterial, surgical dehisced, diabetic foot, pressure, and venous ulcers.

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* 1. Which of these clinical roles best describes your current position?

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* 2. Where do you get most of your information for wound care? Please rank in order.

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* 3. When do you define a wound as potentially ‘non-healing’?

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* 4. How many of the wounds you manage would you estimate are ‘non-healing wounds’?

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* 5. How does managing ‘non-healing’ wounds rank compared to other problems you have to solve in your daily role?

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* 6. How do you treat ‘non-healing’ wounds?

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* 7. What’s your main objective when managing ‘non-healing’ wounds?

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* 8. What do you mainly treat ‘non-healing’ wounds with?

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* 9. Have you ever used single-use negative pressure wound therapy (sNPWT)?

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* 10. What reason did/do you use sNPWT?

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* 11. In terms of how NPWT works, how would you describe your understanding of its Mode of Action (MOA)?

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* 12. In your opinion, do you believe all NPWT devices are basically the same?

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* 13. Would you consider using single-use NPWT for ‘non-healing’ wounds?

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