Listen to our panel of expert speakers discuss the need for informed quality improvement (QI) in wound care, and pressure ulcer care more specifically, and how this led to the development of a unique eight-step quality improvement plan (QIP) and pressure ulcer quality improvement 8-step approach. Download booklet

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Watch out for the upcoming episode taking up the new Pressure Ulcer quality improvement tool kit - released on The Nursing Times, in cooperation with Mölnlycke. April 9, 2021, 7:00 AM CET.

Rhidian Morgan-Jones, consultant orthopaedic surgeon from Cardiff, Wales talk about the use of cheap dressings with high risk orthopaedic surgery.

Hosted by: Andrea Culshaw, with Co-guest: Magnus Enerbäck, Global Marketing Manager, Mölnlycke Learn more

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Get a sneak peek into our upcoming episode about incision care and surgical wounds. 

Listen to Professor Paul Chadwick talk about the role a patient play in the care of diabetic foot ulcer and how to empower them. Learn more

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Sandra Janssen, Nurse Specialist Woundcare, Elkerliek hospital Helmond/Deurne talks about the challenges they first met in the wound management area during this COVID-19 pandemic.

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Speaker: Sarah Gardner, Clinical Lead Tissue Viability Nurse, Oxford and Penny Rubio, Clinical Lead Tissue Viability Nurse, Oxford

Join Sarah and Penny as they reflect on current issues and hot topics around lower leg conditions, the importance of a holistic assessment and the nervousness many nurses feel about compression and the dreaded doppler! They offer guidance about nutrition and the theory/practice gap, and discuss how the Legs Matter campaign has made such a difference to patients who have these conditions.

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*These podcasts were all recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic

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Speakers: Sarah Gardner, Clinical Lead Tissue Viability Nurse, Oxford and Penny Rubio, Clinical Lead Tissue Viability Nurse, Oxford

“Jimmy Choos or compression bandaging, which would you choose!?” In this podcast, Sarah and Penny consider the issue of patient non-concordance, how sometimes the label is added unfairly, and hear how ‘motivational interviewing’ made the difference for Penny with some of her patients. Both of these lead TVNs agree that teaching patients about their condition may not be a regular part of a treatment plan, however explaining care options to patients and letting them have a degree of autonomy when it comes to their treatment, can go a long way to getting them on board, especially when Jimmy Choos are unfortunately not an option.

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*These podcasts were all recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic

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Speakers: Fran Spratt, Acute lead TVN in Hampshire and Caryn Carr, Community lead TVN in Hampshire

In this podcast you’ll hear Fran and Caryn discuss the role dressings play in wound healing, and what they say when asked the age old question ‘‘what dressing do I put on this pressure ulcer? This leg ulcer? This wet wound?’’. They also talk about the National Wound Care Strategy Programme, patient discharge issues, how the patient’s quality of life should be of prime importance, and whether the initial assessment of the whole patient holds the key to unlocking this mystery.

Disclaimer: the views, information and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the speakers and do not represent their employers or Mölnlycke

*These podcasts were all recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic

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