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Inside the Healing Dashboard: one screen from measurement to next action

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A feature deep dive into the Healing dashboard — how trajectory curves, infection assessment, and ranked next actions land on one screen for wound clinicians.

The Healing dashboard is the single screen where a wound's whole story lives — measurement trends, trajectory summary, infection assessment, and ranked next actions. This deep dive walks through each panel and how it changes the visit.

The trajectory panel

Surface area, depth, and volume from every visit collapse into one healing curve. Percent area reduction is calculated against week-zero and week-four benchmarks, and the curve is annotated when it turns back up — the moment a wound starts stalling, which is often invisible visit to visit.

The infection assessment panel

Tissue quality, exudate character, peri-wound findings, labs, and imaging are read together rather than in isolation. When findings disagree with the measurement trend, the dashboard flags it and withholds a trajectory call until verification steps resolve the conflict.

The ranked next-action panel

Instead of a flat problem list, next actions are ranked by what the data supports:

  • Debride more often when slough persists across visits
  • Culture-guided antibiotics when infection markers cluster
  • Perfusion check when a neuropathic wound behaves ischemic
  • Patient optimization (glycemic, nutrition, offloading) before advanced therapy
  • Hold grafting until the bed and trajectory qualify

Why one screen matters

Miss 50% area reduction by week four and only 9% of diabetic foot ulcers close by week twelve. The dashboard exists so that threshold is never buried in a chart. Learn more about the underlying wound healing software and how the trajectory curve is built.