The Advanced Wound Care Summit is the first industry-led forum focused on delivering innovative wound care treatments to patients. Expect to hear from, and discuss with, world leaders of wound care research who are driving the development of novel biomaterials, remote-monitoring devices, and digital health management solutions. Find out how C-level Executives, VPs and Directors of R&D are tackling the most pressing industry challenges and seizing new growth opportunities. Whether an executive, investor, researcher or healthcare professional, this meeting offers an empowering environment that allows you to make wound care decisions with confidence. 

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The Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) Spring | Wound Healing Society (WHS) is the leading meeting dedicated to the management, treatment, and prevention of wounds. The 2023 event will be co-located with the Diabetic Limb Salvage (DLS) conference to bring you the latest education on the prevention and management of wound care, scientific excellence, and the most up-to-date limb salvage techniques. The expert line-up of faculty, depth of discussions, and exposure to innovation, evidence-based practices, and techniques, are unparalleled. You'll receive invaluable wound care education that you can put into practice to improve the lives of your patients.

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This three-day course is designed to provide the latest diagnostic and treatment strategies for comprehensive wound management. The program is multidisciplinary with faculty representing various wound-related fields. Multiple educational formats are used, including didactic sessions, hands-on demonstrations, and case presentations that offer comprehensive wound-management strategies (from basics to high-level). The course meets the continuing education needs of a range of wound care providers, from novices to experts. In person and virtual options available. Optional hands-on workshops offered.
This multidisciplinary course is intended for healthcare providers who care for patients with wounds. Disciplines include physicians, pedorthists, podiatrists, advanced practice providers (NP/PA), WOC, CNS, RN, LPN, physical therapists, dietitians, medical trainees (medical students, residents, fellows, etc.) and others who care for patients with wounds.

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The AAWC 2022 Annual Conference will be held November 10-12 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Themed "Technology in Wound Care," our conference is poised to demonstrate how new technologies can both help you in providing the best in patient care and also make your job easier and less stressful.

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Wound care management and holistic symptom control at the end of life. 

Objectives:

• Definitions and concepts relating to fungating/malignant wounds
• Management of common symptoms related to wounds that don’t heal
• How to take a holistic approach to caring for patients with palliative wounds
• Participants will receive a certificate of attendance

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This webinar will investigate how digital solutions for data collection and outcomes monitoring can be used to improve wound management. It has been designed for community service providers, Acute Service Providers, District Nurses and Tissue Viability Nurses, Heads of Service and Operation Managers, IT and Digital Leads. The agenda is tailored for stakeholders from Yorkshire and the Humber but delegates from outside the region are also very welcome to attend.

The objectives for the event are to:

• Share learning from sites currently undertaking best practice data collection / outcome monitoring.
• Allow innovator companies to hear some of the challenges being faced by service providers.
• Introduce NHS colleagues to some of the innovator companies Yorkshire & Humber AHSN is working with this area.
• Provide context on community services national strategy.

WoundCon is a virtual wound care conference and expo held exclusively online for licensed health care providers. Register for free and earn free CME/CEUs for attending.

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