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Sessions
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Session 1 - Wound Balance
The Wound Balance concept and the Australian perspective. - Wendy White
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Beyond the Dressing: Empowering Patients on the Path to Wound Balance - Prof Sebastian Probst
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Balancing Clinical Practice in the real world - Terry Swanson
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Wound:
Understanding 'Wound' in Wound Balance - Tabatha Rando
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Session 2 - Opportunities and challenges to improve skin integrity in vulnerable populations
Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis (IAD) in hospitals: How to enhance prevention and treatment strategies? - Prof Dimitri Beeckman
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Skin Failure or Failure to Recognise?
Challenging Our Assumptions - Wendy White
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Preventing and managing Incontinence
Associated Dermatitis, pressure Injuries, and skin tears in community settings: opportunities and challenges! - Prof Dimitri Beeckman
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Session 3 - Non-healable wounds
Guiding Principles in Palliative Wound Care: Insights from the Latest Consensus - Prof Sebastian Probst
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Making a Difference
Evaluation of Silicone Super Absorbent Polymer (SSAP) dressings on wound balance in consumers with Cancerous Wounds - Tabatha Rando
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Complex hard-to-heal wounds
From Stasis to Solutions: The New Era of Venous Leg Ulcers - Prof Sebastian Probst
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Session 4 - International Wound Infection Institute (IWII) update:
Wound Cleansing continuum, Use of non-medicated dressings in Antimicrobial Stewardship, Slough effect on healing - Terry Swanson
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Session 5 - The economic reality of wounds
The health-economic reality of wounds: A balanced and pragmatic perspective - Prof Dimitri Beeckman
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Session 1 - Wound Balance
The Wound Balance concept and the Australian perspective - Wendy White
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Session 2 - Non-healable wounds
Caring Beyond Healing: A Person-Centred Approach to Palliative Wound Care - Prof Sebastian Probst
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Non-healable wounds - Making a Difference
Evaluation of Silicone Super Absorbent Polymer (SSAP) dressings on wound balance in consumers with Cancerous Wounds - Tabatha Rando
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Session 3 - Skin Integrity
Preventing and managing Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis and Pressure Injuries: turning challenges into opportunities - Prof Dimitri Beeckman
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Session 4 - International Wound Infection Institute update (IWII)
Use of non-medicated dressings in Antimicrobial Stewardship, Slough effect on healing - Terry Swanson (Chair)
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