More efficient wound care assessment for more effective treatment and improved patient outcomes.
Wound care accounts for over half of community nursing activity.
Accuracy of wound assessment, imaging, tracking, and documentation is critical to ensure effective treatment and healing.
WoundMatrix Wound Care Documentation Software
WOUND ASSESSMENT
WOUND IMAGING
WOUND PROGRESSION
ANALYTICS REPORTING
WoundMatrix Clinician App
Software to help monitor the stages of wound healing
Efficiently track patients wound healing rates with accurate wound assessment software to provide the most effective treatment and best patient care possible.
KCHFT has been chosen by the National Wound Care Strategy Programme to be one of the five First Tranche Implementation Sites in England. This is due, in part, to the work achieved by the Trust over the past few years and their innovative approach to wound care using digital technology. They will use WoundMatrix as the tool to gather the data as part of the clinical assessment process in a standard format that can be exported to other local systems, as well as providing a route to any national data-gathering systems.
WoundMatrix Patient Telehealth App
Wound Care documentation software for patients
Get immediate insight into a patient's wound healing process by registering them for the WoundMatrix Patient App, which enables patients to upload their wound images directly to their record for assessment and outcome tracking.
WoundMatrix has partnered with Kent Community Health, one of the largest NHS community health providers in England, serving a population of about 1.4 million across Kent and 600,000 in East Sussex and London.
"We believe in optimum care, not minimum care. With WoundMatrix, we can accomplish that by improving the efficiency of our wound care processes, as well as the effectiveness of our wound treatment, so that clinicians can deliver care in a more personal and compassionate way."
– Eldon Macarthur, Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust
WoundMatrix is a member of the Association of British HealthTech Industries, which supports the HealthTech community to provide products and services that help people live healthier lives.
WoundMatrix has partnered with Insight Enterprises Inc. to empower organisations of all sizes with Insight Intelligent Technology Solutions™ and services to maximise the business value of IT.
The UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) marking is a new UK product marking that is used for goods being placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland).
WoundMatrix has commissioned Unity Insights to provide an independent health economic appraisal to determine the cost-benefit of deploying WoundMatrix as a digital wound care management solution to NHS Trusts in the UK providing community services to wound care patients . WoundMatrix will gain key insights and recommendations that will benefit patients, staff and the entire NHS Health System as it transitions towards digital wound care management.
Rio EPR is the leading electronic patient record system for community and mental health in the UK. We support over 118,000 users to record patient information and with our link to WoundMatrix's solution, clinicians can easily access and share data between the systems.
The Professional Record Standards Body (PRSB) is a body responsible for the development of standards enabling interoperability for clinical record sharing across health and care. It is a member organisation bringing together 82 members, including royal colleges and social care organisations, and promotes professional and patient engagement to drive uptake of digital solutions in health and care. The PRSB aims to build stronger, mutually beneficial relationships between suppliers and providers through the Standards Partnership Scheme, designed to accelerate the adoption and meaningful use of standards Find out more at theprsb.org
NHS Digital Information Security Standards
WoundMatrix is fully compliant with the Data Protection Act and meets the NHS Digital Information Security Standards. It can be hosted in an NHS Cloud Environment and can be integrated with other electronic health record systems. It also meets the NHS Digital clinical safety standards DCB0129.
WoundMatrix is also supported by Clinical Studies* that have been carried out to demonstrate reproducibility of results by different clinicians using the system.
* Quan et al, John Hopkins Wound Centre and Department of Dermatology, Digital Imaging of Wounds: Are Measurements Reproducible Among Observers, 2007.
Interoperability & Integrations
WoundMatrix offers comprehensive structured data integration and can be customized to allow standard EMRs to consume all data collected in the observation and analysis phases. Also, WoundMatrix can be customized to support standard HL7, FHIR data structures and single-sign-on.
With an easy test-and-scale approach, WoundMatrix provides an end-to-end system with both clinician and patient mobile apps, a web-based portal, as well as after-visit summary reports as raw data or user-friendly PDF files.