Wound Biofilm Explained: Recognize, Treat, Prevent
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Preventing the Unseen: How to Reduce Biofilm Risk in Chronic Wounds
Thursday, February 19Emily Greenstein, APRN, CNP, CWON-AP, FACCWS
This webinar will examine case-based scenarios to illustrate the role of biofilm in wound chronicity and discuss the preventative steps that can help clinicians identify wounds at risk for biofilm-related complications and keep these wounds on an optimal healing trajectory.
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Staying One Step Ahead: Preventing Biofilm Formation in At-Risk Wounds
The management of biofilm is a primary objective in wound care. Biofilm diagnosis can be challenging, as biofilm is not visible to the naked eye. While there is currently no gold standard for biofilm management, however, there are several methods that may be employed to assist in preparation....Fact Sheet
Quick Facts - Biofilm
Download this fact sheet to learn the how biofilm affects the healing trajectory for many wounds and how proper intervention can help....Featured Articles
What Biofilm Looks Like at the Bedside: A Nurse’s Perspective
In this video interview, Heidi Cross, MSN, RN, FNP-BC, CWON, shares real-world clinical cues, patient communication, and practical tips on recognizing when a wound isn’t progressing due to biofilm. ...
Read MoreBiofilm Myths and Misconceptions: Clearing Up the Confusion
For clinicians across acute, post-acute, and community settings, few topics in wound care create more uncertainty than biofilm. In this blog, we debunk common myths with current evidence and offer practical takeaways for day-to-day care....
Read MoreStepwise Approach to Biofilm Management: A Simple Protocol for Daily Practice
Dr. James McGuire highlights simple, evidence-based steps for biofilm control, such as regular debridement schedules, use and selection of antimicrobial cleansers, appropriate dressing selection, and patient education....
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