Aissar ShawaqfehRegistered Nurse and Certified Wound Specialist, CWS®

About 9 years in healthcare, focused on wounds that are not healing as expected, coordinated with a multidisciplinary team, with clear education for patients and families and training for healthcare teams across Jordan.

Certified Wound Specialist

American Board of Wound Management (ABWM)

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Wound care

A multidisciplinary team

A complex wound is never treated by one specialty alone. Care is coordinated with a multidisciplinary team according to each case, because healing depends on treating the cause: circulation, infection, pressure, nutrition and the need for surgery.

  • Orthopaedic surgery
  • Vascular surgery
  • General surgery
  • Plastic and reconstructive surgery
  • Podiatry
  • Infectious diseases
  • Clinical nutrition
  • Other healthcare professionals as each case requires
Complex wound care is a multidisciplinary team effort, with the patient and family at the centre. Patient & wound Wound nursing (CWS®) Orthopaedics Vascular surgery General surgery Plastic surgery Podiatry Infectious diseases Nutrition
Complex wound care is a multidisciplinary team effort, with the patient and family at the centre.

How care is approached

Evidence-based assessment

Care decisions follow recognised international wound-care guidelines.

Follow-up and measurement

Measuring and documenting the wound regularly to see whether the plan is working or needs to change.

Education for patients and families

Clear, practical explanations, written down when needed, because families are central to care.

A clear scope of practice

Work stays within the nursing scope of practice in Jordan, with no promises of guaranteed outcomes.

Educational articles

  • When to see a wound-care specialist

    Signs a wound needs specialist assessment, when to go to the emergency department, what to bring to the assessment and what happens during it.

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  • Wound infection warning signs

    How to tell normal healing from wound infection: the local signs, the signs of spreading infection that need the emergency department, and what not to do.

    Reviewed:

  • Common mistakes in home wound care

    Habits that slow healing at home: letting a wound “breathe”, strong antiseptics, traditional remedies, frequent dressing changes and neglecting pressure relief.

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Contact

For enquiries, training and collaboration from anywhere in Jordan. Please don’t send photos or medical reports by message until a secure method has been agreed.