“…Several researchers have found that improved compliance leads to enhanced diagnostic effectiveness and disease treatment, with considerable economic benefits [17,18]. These days, the patient—health care provider relationship has a wide scope, ranging from compliance [19,20,21] to concordance, as a shared decision-making process [22,23]. However, as a consequence of non-compliance, lack of access to healthcare resources, or other objective or subjective factors, patients often self-treat their wounds [24,25].…”