Upcoming Webinars

This presentation will explore how to provide wound care in diverse patient populations.

Chronic wounds are difficult to heal, and they are often stuck in the inflammatory phase of wound healing.

This presentation introduces the first-ever silicone-acrylic hybrid drape for use with 3M™ V.A.C.® Therapy.

Since a global panel of wound care experts published the first consensus document on Wound Hygiene in March 2020, there has been a flurry of activity in support of this recently established concept

Pressure injury prevention is a goal in all facilities, and interventions for prevention should be reviewed frequently.

Negative pressure wound therapy provides clinicians several choices to support their patients throughout their wound healing journey.

Join Dot Weir and Dr. Lee Ruotsi in their wound care center, where they will employ a variety of hygiene strategies on their patients.

Wound infection has a significant impact on wound healing potential. When managing a wound, the first step is to determine if you are looking at an acute or chronic wound infection.

Hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) continue to occur despite our many improvement strategies.

Are you unknowingly promoting a hostile wound healing environment with your choice of wound cleanser, allowing for the colonization of bacteria in the wound bed?

Since as early as ancient (1850 BCE) Egypt, silver has been used in wound care owing to its antimicrobial properties.

Pressure injuries are, unfortunately, all too common in all areas of care.

It is common practice that compression is the "gold standard" treatment for addressing venous insufficiency.

Wound healing should progress through the four stages of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling.

Wound chronicity occurs when a wound fails to move through the stages of wound healing, often becoming stalled in the inflammatory phase.

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD), the narrowing or blockage of the vessels carrying blood from the heart to the legs, can have detrimental effects on lower limb health, and can lead to critical li

Though surgical procedures are designed to help our patients, surgery is a traumatic experience for the human body, and steps should be taken to ensure that the patient is both properly prepared fo

Pressure injury prevention involves a comprehensive care plan that starts with the understanding of how pressure injuries develop and how to prevent them from forming.

Venous leg ulcers (VLUs) account for 70-80% of lower extremity wounds, making them one of the most common etiologies clinicians encounter.

Acute healing wounds progress through four well defined phases of healing: hemostasis (~15 minutes), inflammation (~ 5 to 7 days), repair/proliferation (~14 days) and remodeling (several months).