Monday 6th-8th November
Wounds UK Conference 2023
In our aim to shape healing progress and shape the advancement of technology, we’re shaping what's possible in wound care
In our aim to shape healing progress and shape the advancement of technology, we’re shaping what's possible in wound care
As wound care clinicians seek guidance to overcome current challenges in post-surgical care, including surgical wound dehiscence, we’ll be inviting experts to analyse the findings of a new consensus document. Presented by Jeanette Milne and Melissa Rochon on Tuesday 7th November.
You can download the full consensus document underneath.
How can the success of wound care strategies be judged without measuring their impact? Our ‘made easy’ sessions highlighted the role and importance of data capture as a catalyst for improvements.
We held two sessions on Tuesday, 7th November (featuring Kerry Carmichael, Tissue Viability Nurse, City Health Care Partnership Hull) about:
Do you want to know more about how digital wound management ecosystems can contribute to continuous improvement? Check out the summary here or click the button below for the full paper.
The fast-paced world of wound care means giving clincians the solutions they need… but that can create a substantial amount of waste. As we all aim to safeguard precious resources, join us at our stand to learn how we’ve optimised our ALLEVYN◊ packaging to help support sustainability objectives. Read more here
Read real life case studies, to help you see the impact of the different ways treatment has had not only in terms of wound healing and outcomes but also the patient experience.
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