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A Comprehensive Multimodal Approach for Assessing Chronic Wounds: Insights from an Evidence-Based Conceptual Modeling Study

  • By

  • Zhen Yu

  • Li Jiang

  • Han Zhang

  • Hui Chen

  • Jinqing Li

  • June 17, 2026

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    Chronic wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers and pressure injuries, pose a significant global health burden and lead to high healthcare costs.

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    Current wound assessment methods rely on subjective visual inspection, resulting in inter-observer variability and inconsistent monitoring.

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    Advancements in AI and digital health have led to the development of tools for wound detection and assessment, but real-world deployment remains limited.

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    The study developed a clinically aligned multimodal workflow framework for chronic wound assessment based on a structured review of 44 studies.

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    This framework aims to integrate AI functions into clinical workflows, addressing the need for interoperability and practical application in wound care.

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A clinically aligned multimodal workflow framework for chronic wound assessment: An evidence-informed conceptual modeling study

  • by Zhen Yu, Li Jiang, Han Zhang, Hui Chen, Jinqing Li

  • June 17, 2026

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