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International Journal of Wound Research

International Journal of Wound Research

International Journal of Wound Research aspires to be a point of reference in wound care research, publishing peer-reviewed, evidence-based studies with the aim of supporting clinical practice and fostering innovation. Thanks to the contributions of a multidisciplinary team and a strong commitment to open access, the journal provides a space for exchange and professional growth for healthcare providers worldwide. Each article represents a step forward in achieving more effective, thoughtful, and shared wound management. Join an international community that, with dedication and scientific rigor, works every day to improve care—one publication at a time.

ISSN: 3103-1986
eISSN: 3103-2222
Language: English
Publication: March 2026
Number of Pages: 118
Publisher: iEditore

Description

International Journal of Wound Research (IJWR) is an international peer-reviewed scientific journal that promotes the development and dissemination of knowledge in research and clinical practice related to wound care. The journal welcomes, in particular, studies aimed at evaluating complex wound care interventions, healthcare policies, and therapeutic strategies, employing rigorous and appropriate research methodologies. IJWR also supports methodological advancement by publishing contributions that explore measurement tools, analytical approaches, and methodological innovations relevant to the field. All articles are original, peer-reviewed, and published in English to ensure wide international reach among researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals. The journal actively promotes evidence-based practice (EBP) and encourages critical debate on both the science and the art of wound management.

Reading International Journal of Wound Research in Open Access

International Journal of Wound Research (IJWR) is not a fee-based journal and is fully available in open access. All content can be freely consulted by anyone, without economic barriers or access restrictions. The choice of open access reflects a clear ethical and editorial commitment: to make scientific knowledge a shared good—accessible and useful to the scientific community, health professionals, and society as a whole. Promoting free access to research means fostering the dissemination of knowledge, reducing information inequalities, and supporting a more equitable, transparent, and responsible science.

For further information, please contact: ijwr@ieditore.com

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