Digitise wound management
Digitise wound management
Optimise workflows and release time to care with Minuteful for Wound.
A new standard for wound care
Our CE-marked solution uses the smartphone camera to create a series of wound insights over time, helping clinicians accurately measure and assess wounds and enabling meaningful interventions at the right moments.
Measure
Scan the wound using a smartphone and two calibration stickers
Assess
Add or update wound documentation in the app
Monitor
Track healing over time from a centralised portal
3.8M
wounds managed by the NHS
£5.6B
annual cost of managing chronic wounds in the UK
49%
average healing rate of chronic wounds [1]
Using Minuteful for Wound
Minuteful for Wound enables clinicians to quickly and accurately capture standardised wound images using a smartphone, creating full visibility across the care team. Staff at any band can assess wounds confidently and consistently, allowing a more efficient allocation of resources in line with the latest NHS Operational Planning Guidance.
Why choose Minuteful for Wound?
Accurately monitor wounds
Automatic measurements and tissue analysis help flag static wounds enabling early intervention.
Improve documentation
Gain full visibility of the status of wounds across your entire organisation and ensure continuity of care.
Optimise care
Ease the burden on care teams by empowering junior staff to provide quality wound care under the remote guidance of expert clinicians.
Integrated and flexible
Our solution integrates into most EMRs. We use the most advanced technologies to fit naturally into your clinical workflow.
Recommended Resources
Introducing Minuteful for Wound
Find out how our digital wound management solution transforms care and expedites healing.
Watch the video
How Nurses in Leicestershire Detect Static Wounds
Find out how our service improves wound assessment, monitoring and continuity of care.
Read the case study
A New Standard for Wound Care
Our white paper explores how digitising wound management can improve workflow efficiency–and the healing progress.
Read the white paper
Get in touch to digitise your wound management programme
Citations and Footnotes
- Guest JF, Fuller GW, Vowden P. Cohort study evaluating the burden of wounds to the UK's National Health Service in 2017/2018: update from 2012/2013. BMJ Open. 2020 Dec 22;10(12):e045253. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-045253. PMID: 33371051; PMCID: PMC7757484.