Abstract: Objective: To explore the model and effects of managing complex wounds with interdisciplinary team cooperation. Methods: According to characteristic of complex wounds, an interdisciplinary team, including senior enterostomal therapist (ET), surgeons and pathological physicians, was built. ET assessed and checked every patient at first, and then analyzed and recognized healthy problems, using “help each other or menu list mode” to contact with related surgeons or physicians to consult and make treatment protocols and wound care plan. Wound care nurses charged for carring out wound care plan, and evaluated wounds healing rate and healing time after interdisciplinary team cooperation. Retrospective analysis about different complex wounds healing rate and healing time was conducted with data before the interdisciplinary team setting up three years ago. Results: Before interdisciplinary team cooperation model, 563 patients with complex wounds were managed ,while with interdisciplinary team cooperation model, 628 complex wounds were managed. Total healing rate was by raised 13.63% (P<0.05) and mean healing time was shortened 25.67 days (P<0.05). Conclusion: Interdisciplinary team cooperation model is beneficial to enhance wound healing rate and decrease healing time. It may be a good method to improve wound care results.