Evaluation of current wound management techniques (part 2)

This article evaluates current wound management techniques in veterinary medicine, emphasising their application to complex and non-healing wounds. Veterinary nurses play a key role in wound management and structured frameworks can aid them in wound assessment, guide treatment choices and improve patient outcomes. Following the TIME framework, current techniques are examined for their effectiveness. While each technique has limitations, the adoption of structured frameworks combined with emerging technologies is likely to improve outcomes. This is part two of a three-part series exploring wound healing and management in dogs, cats and exotic species.