Table 3: Design Details of Included Studies.

Author, Year	Population	Intervention and Time to Follow Up	Outcome Measure
Harrison et al, 2005 (10)	Persons newly referred to homecare for leg ulcer(s) management	Primary nursing delivery model with regional service for leg ulcers centralized to 1 agency. Team members received training in leg ulcer management and followed an evidence-based management protocol. Follow up: 3 months	Primary: Proportion of patients whose leg ulcers healed within 3 months of admission to study. Secondary: Pain Quality of Life Resource use
Vu et al, 2007 (9)	Persons with leg or pressure wounds. Excluded those with infected wounds or diabetes, long-term corticosteroid therapy, chemotherapy or treatment with immunosuppressants. Residents were withdrawn after enrolment if they were admitted to hospital or required wound related medical referral (grafts, infection)	Standardized treatment from a wound care team comprised of trained community pharmacists and nurses. A standardized treatment protocol was used and training provided on wound care and the protocol to the team members. Control received usual care. No wound treatment protocol was used. Follow up: 6 months or until wounds healed.	Primary: Percentage of wounds healed in each arm, time to wound healing and treatment costs Secondary: Pain relief defined as a pain score of 0 during the trial period on the Brief Pain Inventory, an 11-point (0-10) numeric scale to assess wound associated Pain at each visit.