Pilot Feasibility Stud July 2025 PMID 40604907

Surgical wounds healing by Secondary Intention-2 Trial: outcomes and learning from the internal pilot phase and main trial.

Catherine Arundel, Sabeen Zahra, Ian Chetter

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The article discusses a trial called SWHSI2 which tests how surgical wounds heal by secondary intention, emphasizing the importance of including a pilot phase to identify challenges early on, such as recruitment and follow-up issues.
The internal pilot, which lasted 6 months within the main trial, helped researchers assess site setup, participant recruitment, and intervention delivery, leading to adjustments aimed at improving the trial's success.
The study highlights that even with a successful pilot, some challenges like lower-than-expected recruitment and follow-up still occurred, but ongoing process reviews helped to address these issues for the main trial phase.]

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Comparing Negative Pressure and Standard Dressings for Wound Healing

This video discusses the SWHSI2 trial comparing negative pressure wound therapy with traditional dressings for healing open surgical wounds, highlighting trial challenges, solutions, and key insights for researchers.

Lucy Atha · Oct 22, 2025 0 views

Daniel Carradice

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RT @SWHSI2_Trial: Our other key papers from SWHSI-2 are now available ⭐️Cost effectiveness https://t.co/hB7uy46Yyj ⭐️Bluebelle validation…

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