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PROGRAMME.

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Day 1:

Explore the Full Training Schedule for Each Day

08:00-09:15

Registration, refreshments and e-poster viewing

Please note the exhibition will officially open at 11:40am

09:15-10:00

Pre-conference symposium: Fit for the Future: Measuring What Matters in Wound Care

Supported by Convatec

  • Key metrics in wound care and wider NHS transformation.
  • The Balancing Act - financial sustainability; quality of care & operational delivery
  • Exploring Real World Case Studies

 

Richard Shorney

Company Founder and Director (Real Healthcare Solutions Ltd),

Holly Gill

Inpatient Maternity Manager, Jersey

Maria Hughes

Tissue Viability Nurse Consultant , Countess of Chester

10:05-10:15

Conference Welcome and Introduction to the Theme: Redefining the landscape: Science, Systems and Solutions

Portrait of the speaker

Jacqui Fletcher

Independent Nurse Consultant

10:15-10:55

Protecting Erosion of the Specialist

  • Do you have robust data to evidence and justify your service?
  • How do you use data and reflection to identify what to stop, start, or improve?
  • How can you evidence that your team adds value, delivers value for money, and improves outcomes for patients and staff?

 

Portrait of the speaker

Jacqui Fletcher

Independent Nurse Consultant

Jeanette

Jeanette Milne

Head of Nursing

10:55-11:40

Every Step Counts: Venous Leg Ulceration, 10 Years On. Have We Moved Forward, or Just Moved On?

Session supported by L&R


• A decade of evidence, yet familiar challenges remain.
• From print to practice: why is implementation still so difficult?
• Every Step Counts: turning new best practice into better outcomes.

Portrait of the speaker

Leanne Atkin

Speaker

Georgina Ritchie

Director of Research and Development and Accelerate Academy, Accelerate

Lauren Thorpe

Lead Wound Healing Nurse

11:40-12:10

Refreshments and e-poster viewing

Exhibition opens in Hall M & C

12:10- 12:55

Made easy interactive session (Rotation A)

Sessions are repeated at 13.45

 

Queen Suite 1: Antimicrobial stewardship myths & misconceptions: are we waiting too long?
Queen Suite 2: Preventing Avoidable Harm: Pressure, Moisture or MARSI? Recognising and Preventing Skin Damage in Everyday Practice
Queen Suite 3: Exudate: The good, the bad and the smelly
Queen Suite 4: From neonatal to frailty: protecting vulnerable skin at every stage of hospital care
Queen Suite 5: The Courage to Do Things Differently – Could Your Best Intervention Be Stepping Back?

12:10- 12:55

Free paper session

Royal Hall

  1. The Role of an ANP in tissue viability when opening a new hospital - Edel Gupta
12:55 -13:45

Lunch, exhibition and e-poster viewing

Hall C

13.45-14.30

Made easy interactive session (Rotation B)

These sessions are a repeat of Rotation A.

13.45-14.30

Free paper session

Royal Hall

  1. An atypical ulcer presenting in extremis - When to think zebras not horses among a septic ulcer cohort - Charlotte Morea
  2. Enhancing clinical knowlege and care delivery for Nanopreterm Babies between 22-24 weeks gestation - Joanne Berry
  3. How Somerset is using the patient voice to improve wound care experiences - Kerry Grimshaw (record)
  4. Indocyanine Green Angiography for Flap Perfusion Assessment in Abdominal Wall Reconstruction: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - Abdulla Alhamdan

Charlotte Morea

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Joanne Berry

Specialist Tissue Viability Nurse

14.30-14.35

Travel Time

14:35-15:05

Wound Care in General Practice: Navigating Everyday Challenges

  • Understanding the role of general practice in the prevention, assessment and management of wounds
  • Knowing when and where to refer – exploring referral pathways and multidisciplinary collaboration
  • Overcoming the bumps in the road – practical insights and real-world experiences from primary care, including common challenges and solutions.

 

Rodger

Roger Henderson

GP

15.05-15.45

The role of tissue deformation in maintaining tissue mass and integrity

  • The role of sustained and elevated tissue deformation in pressure injury formation
  • The stimulating role of tissue deformation in wound healing via negative pressure wound therapy
  • The positive role of deformation
Amit Gefen

Amit Gefen

Professor of Biomedical Engineering. Tel Aviv University, Israel

15.45-16.15

Therapeutic Wound Cleansing: Mastering the Art and Science

  • What the latest evidence reveals about therapeutic wound cleansing.
  • Challenging long-standing myths in wound care.
  • Practical strategies and techniques to improve patient outcomes in everyday practice.
Trish

Trish Idensohn

Independent Wound Consultant and Director, Comp Consulting Limited

16.15-17.00

Local Infection Management in Pressure Ulcers: A New Paradigm for Tissue Viability

Session Supported by Biocomposites

  • Early intervention and the clinical value of local antibiotic therapy in management of pressure ulcers
  • Developing a multidisciplinary approach using a clinical pathway for Stimulan in the treatment of pressure ulcers
  • Stimulan in clinical practice: case studies

 

 

 

Portrait of the speaker

Jacqui Fletcher

Independent Nurse Consultant

Katie

Katie Leek

Lead Nurse, Tissue Viability and Continence, University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust

Luxmi

Luxmi Dhoonmoon

Nurse Consultant Tissue Viability

17.00-17.30

Achieving Change with No More Time: Increasing Capacity Without More Resources

  • Practical strategies to increase capacity without additional staff or time.
  • Real-world case study demonstrating service efficiencies while maintaining quality.
  • The power of MDT working to drive sustainable change and maximise existing resources.

Matthew Allen

Consultant Podiatrist

17:30-19:00

Official Exhibition Opening Reception

Hall C

Best value tickets

Considering attending? Explore our top-value ticket options below.

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3 Day • Inc. Dinner

Non-Exhibiting Industry Pass — 3 Day, Inc. Dinner

  • Full access to exhibition (exhibition opens 1pm Monday)
  • Full access to sessions
  • Includes Tuesday Gala Dinner
  • Includes lunch and refreshments
£999.00Inc VAT (£832.50 Excl VAT)
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3 Day • Inc. Dinner

Poster Presenter Pass — 3 Day, Inc. Dinner

  • Full access to exhibition
  • Full access to sessions
  • Includes Tuesday Gala Dinner
  • Includes lunch and refreshments
£598.00Inc VAT (£498.33 Excl VAT)
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3 Day • Inc. Dinner

HCP Delegate Pass — 3 Day, Inc. Dinner

  • Full access to exhibition
  • Full access to sessions
  • Includes Tuesday Gala Dinner
  • Includes lunch and refreshments
£645.00Inc VAT (£537.50 Excl VAT)

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