The newest edition of Wound Practice and Research Journal is now available, featuring the latest research, case studies, and expert analysis on wound management. This quarter, we explore the growing challenge of chronic wounds and the latest evidence-based approaches to treatment and prevention. 

As the official journal of Wounds Australia, WPR Journal provides peer-reviewed content designed to support clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals committed to improving wound care outcomes.

Highlights from this edition: 

• Setting the research agenda for chronic wounds in Australia – A consensus study identifies key priorities to guide future investigations by Finlayson et al
• Enhancing self-management in venous leg ulcer care – Detailed review exploring how patient education and engagement can improve long-term outcomes by Pennisi et al 
• Understanding chronic lower limb oedema in older adults – A community-based study highlighting the prevalence and risk factors in ageing populations by O'Connor et al 
• The impact of persistent oedema on diabetic foot ulcer healing – A case study examines ultrasonographic findings and important role of early intervention by Adam Astrada 
• Advancing pressure injury treatment – A retrospective analysis assesses the effectiveness of multi-purpose dressings in managing exudate by Kruschwitz and Probst 
• Evaluating low-level laser therapy for venous leg ulcers – A WHAM evidence summary reviews the current research landscape by Hulsdunk and Haesler

Read the full issue online now – completely free – or explore our archive for past editions. 

And for Wounds Australia members, a printed copy is on its way – just one of the many benefits of being part of Australia's leading wound care organisation.