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Nurse-led wound care project speeds up healing 

Nurses working in the community in Yorkshire have been able to heal wounds more quickly and prevent further deterioration thanks to a new pilot trial. Read more about what the trial involves and its benefits

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District nurse deputy team leader Lauren Heald uses a smartphone to take a picture of a wound on a patient’s foot

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