Chronic non-healing wounds are common and intractable clinical conditions with long healing cycles and high treatment difficulty, which impose heavy physical and psychological burdens on patients and increase pressure on the medical system. Integrated continuous management is a new medical management model that integrates prevention, assessment, intervention, rehabilitation and follow-up of chronic non-healing wounds. It emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration, connection between diagnosis, treatment and nursing, and linkage between in-hospital and out-of-hospital care, providing systematic and comprehensive guarantee for wound healing. This paper reviews the connotation, significance, clinical practice points, current research status, existing problems and future development directions of integrated continuous management of chronic non-healing wounds, sorts out the field of chronic non-healing wound management, provides reference for clinical relevant management, and promotes the improvement and perfection of chronic non-healing wound management modes.