Inside the healing dashboard: turning serial measurements into trajectory
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How WoundScribe converts week-over-week wound measurements into a healing trajectory that guides the plan and flags stalled wounds early.
A single wound measurement tells you almost nothing. A trajectory tells you whether the plan is working. WoundScribe's healing dashboard turns serial point-and-capture measurements into a healing curve you can act on.
What the dashboard shows
- Percent area reduction over time, benchmarked against expected healing at 2 and 4 weeks.
- Stall alerts when a wound falls off its trajectory — the classic 4-week 50% PAR threshold that predicts non-healing.
- Cohort views across a caseload so you can triage which patients need advanced therapy or a plan change.
Where the data comes from
Every visit's measurement is captured through the AI-powered wound imaging agent — one phone photo, calibration-free. Those measurements flow into the healing dashboard with no extra clicks.
Why trajectory changes the plan
A wound tracking below expected PAR at week 4 is the trigger for escalation — advanced dressings, skin substitute, offloading review, vascular workup. Catching it at week 4 instead of week 12 is the difference between healing and amputation risk for many diabetic foot ulcers. See how this ties into the broader wound healing software workflow, or read the full trajectory deep dive.