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You have done a great job of doctoring! You should be proud of that. It doesn't always come out this way, but you have to try. As she gets more mobile, just keep the wound as clean as possible - no dust bath's :D... And watch for pecking from her friends in the flock. All in all your Sugarplums...

The antibiotic ointments is more of a topical application. Best not to get too much deep inside the wound. You don't want to inhibit natural defenses at work. What is your blue cream called?

A very good product for wounds is called Vetericin and comes in spray or lotions. Get it at pet supply or feed store. It has pain relief as well as healing factors. It worked when my hens' side was ripped off by the rooster. To help her with nutrition, I gave her small doses of Rooster Booster...