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Wound Healing Foundation The Wound Healing Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving wound healing world-wide. These guidelines are freely available to anyone.

The inability of wounds, scars and adhesions to heal normally is a major health problem in the United States as well as globally. As the population ages, the magnitude of chronic wound problems will increase. The Foundation raises public awareness, understanding and funds to support research for wound healing problems in collaboration and coordination with the Society. The Wound Healing Foundation is governed by a dedicated Board of Directors composed of leaders in academia, private practice and industry devoted to wound healing problems and by people affected by problems associated with wounds and scarring. The Foundation funded the creation of wound healing guidelines for acute wounds, chronic wounds and prevention of wounds by best practices and evidence. The Foundation presents yearly research fellowship awards to outstanding scientists and is positioned to expand its research program through additional small grants and young investigator awards. Although chronic wounds affect approximately 6.5 million people in the United States, relatively few clinicians and researchers focus specifically on wound healing. There is great need for creating awards for the career development of young investigators so they may reach a point where they can obtain independent funding. Future plans for specific career development activities geared to WHS members are underway. Patients and caregivers do not always have access to wound healing specialists. The Foundation in conjunction with the Society are drafting user friendly information. Successful wound care is a team effort and the patients and their families have a major role in healing their wound. The partnership between the Wound Healing Foundation and the Wound Healing Society is an ongoing cooperative venture for developing society resources to accomplish a vital educational and charitable mission: to advance the science and practice of wound healing in the United States and throughout the world. Through the generosity of individuals, corporations, and foundations, the Foundation is committed to innovation and excellence as the expanding needs unfold in the 21st century.

The Vice Chair of the Wound Healing Foundation, Laura K. S. Parnell was selected to be a panelist for the FDA's Patient-...
09/17/2026

The Vice Chair of the Wound Healing Foundation, Laura K. S. Parnell was selected to be a panelist for the FDA's Patient-Focused Drug Development Public Meeting on Nonhealing Chronic Wounds.

For more on this very important meeting, click here: https://conta.cc/45HH7Jx

This award is given in honor of H Paul Ehrlich, PhD. Nominees should be active in wound healing as an independent resear...
09/17/2026

This award is given in honor of H Paul Ehrlich, PhD. Nominees should be active in wound healing as an independent researcher. A nominee should have strong leadership and mentoring skills, be published in the wound literature, and have an unswerving commitment to wound healing. Keep reading for more information.

DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER 29, 2026

Click here to see if you qualify https://conta.cc/4xq3508

09/11/2026
The Wound Healing Foundation continues to fund wound research because of its importance in improving wound healing outco...
09/09/2026

The Wound Healing Foundation continues to fund wound research because of its importance in improving wound healing outcomes. The Wound Healing Foundation has 3 pillars. Below is one, can you guess the other two? If you can't click here to learn more: https://conta.cc/4egdfHR

Congratulations to our 2026  RecipientLauren Nosanov, MDAssistant Professor of SurgeryEmory University School of Medicin...
08/27/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Recipient

Lauren Nosanov, MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Emory University School of Medicine

To Learn more about Lauren Nosanov and the Annual WHF-Urgo NA Martin Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant: https://conta.cc/4h0CqkP

REMINDER FREE ACCESS - Management of Infected Wounds: Expert Panel Consensus Statement
08/06/2026

REMINDER FREE ACCESS - Management of Infected Wounds: Expert Panel Consensus Statement

This program will fund three $2,000 preceptorship grants to support a fellow, researcher, resident, nurse, therapist, or...
07/28/2026

This program will fund three $2,000 preceptorship grants to support a fellow, researcher, resident, nurse, therapist, or student committed to making a career in wound healing by visiting a nationally recognized wound care center outside of applicant's wound community.

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