Wound-care Experts / FDA--Clinical Endpoints Project (WEF-CEP)
A collaborative effort with the FDA to determine scientifically rigorous, yet achievable clinical endpoints to facilitate device and new drug development activities to help heal difficult wounds.

For additional information:

Identification and Content Validation of Wound Therapy Clinical Endpoints Relevant to Clinical Practice and Patient Values for FDA Approval. Part 1. Survey of the Wound Care Community Repair & Regeneration March/April 2017.

Wound Care Experts/FDA--Clinical Endpoints Project Update: Where We Are. Wounds and Ostomy Wound Management, November 2017.

Your help is needed!

 WEF-CEP Patient Survey is the next step in the Wound-care Experts/FDA-Clinical Endpoints Project (WEF-CEP)

What do our patients think about these endpoints? To add the patient voice regarding wound care and clinical trial outcomes that are important to them, we have developed a survey that will allow us to rank a series of endpoints that are currently in the literature. In addition, patients may add their own ideas. Your patients can access the survey directly by going to http://woundheal.org/forms/WEFCEP/. This website takes the patient to a consent form, which once approved begins the survey. The survey is anonymous and completely voluntary. 

  • If your patient does not have internet access but would like to participate, we ask that you provide a paper copy of the survey. This can be printed from the link after consent is obtained.

  • The completed survey can be returned by either you or the patient to:The AAWC
    70 E Swedesford Road, Suite 100, Malvern, PA 19355
                                                         
   
WEF-CEP: Improving Clinical Trials and Patient Outcomes in Wound Care

We are grateful to the following clinics that have provided the survey to their patients as of 6/7/2018

  • Restorix Wound clinics
    • Adventist Health Lodi Memorial Wound Treatment, Lodi, CA
    • Beverly Hospital Wound Care Center, Montebello, CA
    • El Paso Specialty Hospital Hyperbaric and Wound Healing Center, El Paso, TX
    • Gerald Champion Advanced Wound Care, Alamogordo, NM
    • Harrison Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center, Bremerton, WA
    • Kindred Dallas Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine, Dallas, TX
    • Kindred Fort Worth Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine, Fort Worth, TX
    • Loma Linda Wound Care, Murrieta, CA
    • St Agnes Wound, Hyperbaric Medicine & Amputation Prevention Center, Fresno, CA
  • Hyperbaric & Wound Care Center at Davis Hospital, Layton, UT
  • Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
  • South Shore Health System Center for Wound Healing, Weymouth, MA
  • Trauma, Surgery, Burn & Wound Clinic, University of Missouri Hospital, Columbia, MO 
  • University of Miami Wound Healing Center, Miami, FL

 

 

Here's what participating institutions are saying about their patient survey experience!