Inside the Healing Trajectory dashboard: turning serial wound measurements into a shared…
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How the Healing Trajectory dashboard converts every visit's planimetry into percent-area-change curves that flag stalled wounds across clinic, bedside, and mobile settings.
Serial wound measurements only drive better care when someone can see the trend. The Healing Trajectory dashboard turns each visit's planimetry into a single longitudinal curve that any clinician on the case can read in seconds.
From point-and-capture to trajectory
Each encounter starts with a calibration-free phone photo. The imaging agent detects the wound border and computes area, depth cues, and tissue composition — the same objective inputs, whoever holds the phone. Those values stream into the Healing dashboard as timestamped data points, not free-text guesses.
What the trajectory actually shows
- Percent area change from baseline and week over week
- A 4-week healing threshold line — wounds below ~40% area reduction are flagged as stalled
- Tissue-composition shifts (granulation up, slough down) overlaid on the area curve
- Treatment markers so a dressing change or skin substitute application anchors to the curve
Why it drives continuity
When the Thursday bedside nurse opens the chart, she doesn't re-litigate Monday's clinic assessment — she sees the curve, the flag, and the recommended next step. Read the full breakdown in Inside the Healing Dashboard, or explore the underlying wound healing software.