Advances in pressure-relieving surfaces - a new care delivery model
Chaired by Professor Keith Harding, this second webcast for 2016, continues our discussion on the importance of optimising resources in pressure ulcer management by focusing on...
Service development and delivery
Advances in pressure ulcer prevention and treatment Made Easy
Statistically significant advancements in clinical practice and technology with regard to pressure ulcer prevention and treatment have been made over the past 20 years. This has...
Diabetic foot care training in developing countries: Addressing the skills shortage
The growing prevalence of diabetes is accompanied by increases in the number of diabetic complications, including those of the foot. This will especially affect developing...
Webcast: Releasing resources for improved patient care
Chaired by Professor Keith Harding, this second webcast for 2014, continued our discussion of the importance of cost-effectiveness in wound management. Deborah Simon, UK discusses...
Ten top tips from Wounds International in 2014
Wounds International is delighted to announce that we are now averaging over 50 000 visitors to the website each month from 150 different countries. In October and November 2013,...
Ten Top Tips... Promoting your wound care centre
In many countries, health care is largely provided by private sector businesses. Elsewhere, traditionally state-run health services are currently undergoing a shift – not least...
International consensus: Making the case for cost-effective wound management
Clinicians who treat patients with wounds need access to the resources that will enable them to deliver the best and most appropriate treatments. With economic constraints on...
Wellbeing in practice: Clinicians do have a role to play
“Wellbeing“ – an individual's sense of how they feel about their life – is influenced by complex, multifaceted interactions of our physical, psychological, social, and...
Developments in wound management down under
Wound infection. Those two words have been the source of much debate in recent years. Like many other countries, Australia has been swept up in the tide of products and strategies...
Best Practice Statement: Care of the older person’s skin (2nd edition)
The aim of this best practice statement is to provide relevant and useful information to guide those active in the clinical area, who are responsible for the management of skin...