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A focused, practical symposium delivering evidence-based strategies for complex wound management. Case-driven sessions link pathophysiology to bedside assessment, dressing selection, debridement decisions, infection control, and interprofessional coordination.
What You Will Learn
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Systematic wound assessment: etiology, staging, perfusion, moisture balance, and pain
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Debridement choices (autolytic, enzymatic, conservative sharp, surgical) and when to use each
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Dressing selection by wound goals: moisture donation, exudate control, odor management, and protection
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Infection and biofilm management: recognition, swab vs. tissue culture, topical/systemic therapy
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Edema/ischemia optimization: ABPI/TBI basics, compression therapy, revascularization referral
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Pressure injury prevention and treatment, device-related injury mitigation, off-loading techniques
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Adjuncts: NPWT, cellular/tissue products, growth factors, hyperbaric oxygen—indications and limits
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Documentation, outcomes tracking, and coding pearls for quality and reimbursement
Event Details
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Structure: Etiology-based blocks (diabetic foot, venous/arterial, pressure, surgical/traumatic, atypical) with take-home checklists
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Access: Practical handouts and algorithms designed for next-day implementation
Who Should Attend
Wound care clinicians across settings: physicians, podiatrists, surgeons, hospitalists, NPs/PAs, nurses (WOC/foot & ankle/vascular), therapists, pharmacists, case managers, and administrators seeking a concise, practice-ready update.
Why Attend
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Translate guidelines into clear bedside algorithms that improve healing rates and safety
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Reduce variation in care with standardized assessment and dressing pathways
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Strengthen interprofessional teamwork and discharge/transition planning
Topics:
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Diabetic foot ulcers: off-loading, infection/osteomyelitis workup, vascular optimization
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Venous & lymphatic ulcers: compression strategies, skin care, recurrence prevention
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Arterial ischemic wounds: perfusion assessment, pain control, referral thresholds
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Pressure injuries: staging, support surfaces, device-related prevention
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Surgical/traumatic and oncology-related wounds: drainage, radiation/chemo effects, flap/graft care
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Infection & biofilm: diagnostics, topical/systemic therapy, stewardship principles
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Adjunctive therapies: NPWT, CTPs/biologics, HBOT—patient selection and outcome expectations
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Program operations: documentation, metrics, coding/billing, and quality improvement
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