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Three time zones.

  • Monday 20th June - 6pm HKT
  • Tuesday 21st June - 6pm EDT
  • Wednesday 22nd June - 10am BST
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Agendas

Day 1

  • Monday 20th June
  • 6pm HKT

18.00-18.10

Host’s Welcome 

  • Harikrishna Ragavan Nair

18.10-18.30

The international wound Infection Institute Committee: critical updates that will impact on your day-to-day practice

Independent content

  • Slough: Composition, analysis and effect on healing  – Lindsay Kalan
  • Introducing an international infection definitions consensus project – Emily Haesler 
  • Highlights of the Wound Infection in clinical practice 2022 consensus document – Terry Swanson
  • Lindsay Kalan, Emily Haesler and Terry Swanson

18.30-19.00

Clinical decision-making recommendations for traditional and single-use NPWT, supported by real world evidence

Session supported by Smith & Nephew

  • Optimisation of negative pressure wound therapy in the treatment of open wounds
  • Using a new decision-making pathway in practice to improve clinical, organisational and financial outcomes
  • Tips and tricks for success
  • Edmund Leung

19.00-19.05

Resource area viewing

19.05-19.20

Managing wounds  at the end of life         

Independent content

                                                                

  • Joyce Black

19.20-19.50

The Evolution of Wound Hygiene: 4 simple steps to proactive wound healing and biofilm management

Session supported by ConvaTec

  • Guidance on how and when to implement the Wound Hygiene framework into practice based on the second international consensus
  • Describing ‘unhealthy’ granulation tissue – a new tissue type
  • Wound Hygiene and it’s impact on patient outcomes
  • Terry Swanson

19.50-19.55

Resource area viewing

19.55-20.15

Face up to surgical wound complications – introducing the new ISWCAP consensus document

Independent content

  • Importance of early detection and accurate diagnosis for surgical wound complications
  • The critical role of post-operative surveillance
  • Education for empowering patients to be involved in their own care  
  • Kylie Sandy-Hodgetts

20.15-20.30

Emergency trauma wounds

Independent content

  • Military trauma wounds – common presentations
  • Virtual workshop –  Step by step guide to procedures for managing trauma wounds
  • Guiding principles for success and lessons learned
  • Bartosz Mankowski and Tomasz Banasiewicz

Day 2

  • Tuesday 21stJune
  • 6pm EDT

18.00-18.10

Host’s Welcome

  • Dot Weir

18.10-18.30

The international wound Infection Institute Committee: critical updates that will impact on your day-to-day practice

Independent content

  • Slough: Composition, analysis and effect on healing  – Lindsay Kalan
  • Introducing an international infection definitions consensus project – Emily Haesler 
  • Highlights of the Wound Infection in clinical practice 2022 consensus document – Terry Swanson
  • Lindsay Kalan, Emily Haesler and Terry Swanson

18.30-19.00

Clinical decision-making recommendations for traditional and single-use NPWT, supported by real world evidence

Session supported by Smith & Nephew

  • Optimisation of negative pressure wound therapy in the treatment of open wounds
  • Using a new decision-making pathway in practice to improve clinical, organisational and financial outcomes
  • Tips and tricks for success
  • Kevin Woo

19.00-19.05

Resource area viewing

19.05-19.20

Managing wounds at the end of life

Independent content

  • Joyce Black

19.20-19.50

The Evolution of Wound Hygiene: 4 simple steps to proactive wound healing and biofilm management

Session supported by ConvaTec

  • Guidance on how and when to implement the Wound Hygiene framework into practice based on the second international consensus
  • Describing ‘unhealthy’ granulation tissue – a new tissue type
  • Wound Hygiene and it’s impact on patient outcomes
  • Dot Weir

19.50-19.55

Resource area viewing

19.55-20.15

Face up to surgical wound complications – introducing the new ISWCAP consensus document

Independent content

  • Importance of early detection and accurate diagnosis for surgical wound complications
  • The critical role of post-operative surveillance
  • Education for empowering patients to be involved in their own care  
  • Kylie Sandy-Hodgetts

20.15-20.30

Emergency trauma wounds

Independent content

  • Military trauma wounds – common presentations
  • Virtual workshop –  Step by step guide to procedures for managing trauma wounds
  • Guiding principles for success and lessons learned
  • Bartosz Mankowski and Tomasz Banasiewicz

Day 3

  • Wednesday 22nd June
  • 10am BST

10.00-10.10

Host’s Welcome

  • Jacqui Fletcher

10.10-10.30

The international wound Infection Institute Committee: critical updates that will impact on your day-to-day practice

Independent content

  • Slough: Composition, analysis and effect on healing  – Lindsay Kalan
  • Introducing an international infection definitions consensus project – Emily Haesler
  • Highlights of the Wound Infection in clinical practice 2022 consensus document – Terry Swanson
  • Lindsay Kalan, Emily Haesler and Terry Swanson

10.30-11.00

Clinical decision-making recommendations for traditional and single-use NPWT, supported by real world evidence

Session supported by Smith & Nephew

  • Optimisation of negative pressure wound therapy in the treatment of open wounds
  • Using a new decision-making pathway in practice to improve clinical, organisational and financial outcomes
  • Tips and tricks for success
  • Tomasz Banasiewicz

11.00-11.05

Resource area viewing

11.05-11.20

Managing wounds  at the end of life     

Independent content

                                                                      

  • Joyce Black

11.20-11.50

The Evolution of Wound Hygiene: 4 simple steps to proactive wound healing and biofilm management

Session supported by ConvaTec

  • Guidance on how and when to implement the Wound Hygiene framework into practice based on the second international consensus
  • Describing ‘unhealthy’ granulation tissue – a new tissue type
  • Wound Hygiene and it’s impact on patient outcomes
  • Melina Vega

11.50-11.55

Resource area viewing

11.55-12.15

Face up to surgical wound complications – introducing the new ISWCAP consensus document

Independent content

  • Importance of early detection and accurate diagnosis for surgical wound complications
  • The critical role of post-operative surveillance
  • Education for empowering patients to be involved in their own care  
  • Kylie Sandy-Hodgetts

12.15-12.30

Emergency trauma wounds

Independent content

  • Military trauma wounds – common presentations
  • Virtual workshop –  Step by step guide to procedures for managing trauma wounds
  • Guiding principles for success and lessons learned
  • Bartosz Mankowski and Tomasz Banasiewicz

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