Image credits to Nanyang Polytechnic

The lack of highly skilled nurses in wound management is a pain point and challenge for wound care in the community. This problem has led to a lot of hospital admissions as patients are not provided with proper care that is catered to their needs. As such, this has resulted in higher healthcare costs and patient sufferings which can be avoided…

Logo image taken from Wounds Asia Website

A study conducted on CARES4WOUNDS (C4W) by St Luke’s Hospital (SLH) was published in the Wounds Asia Journal. This is a dedicated online wound care journal providing educational resources that also acts as a forum for clinicians to share and discuss their experiences and practices. In this study, SLH reviewed the effectiveness of the C4W application in managing chronic wounds in nursing homes over 2 months…

Image taken from Ren Ci Hospital Facebook

CARES4WOUNDS (C4W) clinical adoption by Ren Ci Hospital was showcased at AIC’s Community Care Digital Transformation Plan 2022. This initiative was aimed at guiding the community care sector in accelerating its digitalization efforts…

Logo image taken from Wound Practice and Research – Cambridge Media Journals website

A study conducted on CARES4WOUNDS (C4W) by The University of Tokyo (TODAI) during COVID 19 lockdown was published in Wounds Australia’s Wound Practice and Research Journal. The study looked at how high-quality clinical practices and policies can relieve the burden of wounds on society. TODAI compared the use of apps like C4W in delivering productivity and quality outcomes against traditional home visits…

Still from #I2R20A – Our Impacts (3:50).

We are pleased to see that our collaboration with I2R in the development of CARES4WOUNDS (C4W) was featured at their 20th Anniversary in commemoration of their positive impact on the industries and economy in Singapore…

Image taken from SGTECH website

We are proud to share that our co-creation partner Ren Ci Hospital was awarded the Techblazer Best Adoption – NGO Award 2021 with the adoption of CARES4WOUNDS (C4W) in their hospital and nursing homes. Ren Ci Hospital was the first organisation in the Intermediate and Long Term Care (ILTC) sector with such adoption…

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