Journal of Wound Care (JWC) is the only monthly, international, impact-factor wound care journal. It is a well-recognised publication and essential reading for wound care professionals who are serious about providing the best possible support for the people in their care, and those who want to stay on top of the latest thinking and innovative research.
The JWC Awards will once again be hosted at the Imperial War Museum in London on Friday 14th February 2025. These awards celebrate excellence in research and practice, highlighting the incredible achievements across the wound care community.
Nominations for this year's awards are now closed, and we would like to thank everyone who took the time to submit an entry. The shortlist of finalists will be announced by the 24th of January, so keep an eye on our website and social media channels for updates.
We look forward to celebrating the successes of all our finalists and winners at the awards ceremony in February!
Testimonials from our 2024 winners
Winning this prestigious award has not only validated our approach but has also significantly boosted our motivation
We are already exploring new avenues and aim to fill the gaps left by our current solutions
Mohammad Mohammad AminiInnovation in wound care winner2024
This award provides a useful platform to expand research in this area
Professor Kayvan ShokrollahiBest Research award winner2024
This recognition has a positive effect on promoting research not only in my laboratory but also in this field in general
Shiva AkbarzadehCellular, Acellular and Matrix-like Products (CAMPs) award winner2024
Winning this award has solidified the importance of the work that I have been completing over the past year and has inspired me to continue pushing this role beyond expectations
Danielle BurnsideMichelle Deeth New Talent award winner2024
The award raised the profile of the team within the organisation, within Leeds, as well as nationally and internationally
Leeds Community HealthcareAntimicrobial Stewardship award winners2023
The award will support future funding bids to do more research in this area, looking at wound care in low-resource settings
Matthew WynnCost-effective wound management award winner2023
We're so proud of the achievement as by bringing awareness of HS (hidradenitis supparativa) and the challenges to the medical community, we can really start to improve the standard of care for patients with HS
Suzanne MoloneyBest Clinical Research award winner2023