WOUNDS UK ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2021

WOUNDS UKANNUALCONFERENCE2021.Programme and continuing professional development workbook

8-10 November 2021Harrogate Convention Centre

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WELCOME BACK.

WOUNDS UKANNUALCONFERENCE2021.On behalf of the entire team at Wounds UK, may I welcome you and thank you for attending this year’s conference.

The past 18 months or so have brought many challenges and given us new opportunities to change how we work, deliver services to patients and manage our daily lives. With that in mind, this year’s programme will focus on our successes and learnings, and how these can be applied in practice as we move forward out of the pandemic.

Session highlights include updates from the National Strategy and the UK’s National Groups, launches of new Wounds UK and international best practice and consensus documents, as well as a host of clinical sessions in a variety of important therapy areas.

On Monday, we are running our popular and interactive Made Easy sessions, and, as with past years’ we are delighted that the Foot In Diabetes UK (FDUK) Conference will run alongside our regular programme on Tuesday in the King’s Suite.

We are also joined in strength by our industry colleagues, who will be looking forward to seeing you in the exhibition area for the duration of the conference.

Please be mindful that the pandemic is still in evidence and we are encouraging the use of facemasks or coverings (unless exempt) for everybody attending the conference. We ask that you use your own judgement at busy times and that you carry a mask with you over the next 3 days.

Can I thank you again for joining us this year. Whether you have attended the conference in the past, or this is your first visit to Wounds UK, I sincerely hope you enjoy this unique learning and networking experience.

Rob Yates,WoundsUK

Twitter: @wounds_UKFacebook: @woundsUK#woundsuk2021#wearewounds

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DAY 1

10:00 - 10:25 Registration, refreshments and E-POSTER. viewing

10:25 - 10:40 Conference welcomeJacqui FletcherMain Auditorium

10:40 - 11:25 Update from the National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP)• Overview - Una Adderley• Lower limb, implementation of recommendations - Krishna Gohil• Data, digital and information developments - Ann JacklinMain Auditorium

11:25 - 11:35 Travel time

11:35 - 12:20 Interactive Session (Rotation 1)

MADEEASY. Choose from 4

Protecting your patient’s skin – preventing avoidable harm• Defining medical adhesive-

related skin injuries (MARSI)• Practical application• Influencing practice

Mark Collier & Fiona Downie

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with CliniMed

Queen’s Suite 1

The TILI score: The new diagnostic tool for identifying wound infection• The development and

evidence for the therapeutic index for local infections (TILI) Score

• The TILI Score in practice - real life examples

• Is this wound infected? – a practical session using the TILI Score

Jeanette Milne & Andrew Sharpe

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with URGO Medical

Queen’s Suite 2

Cavity wounds – a juicy topic• Green shoots of hope post

pandemic• Packing cavities – dos and

don’ts• Getting hands-on with new

dressing technology

Jacqui Fletcher, Debra Johnstone & John Timmons

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with Mölnlycke Health Care

Queen’s Suite 3

Antimicrobial resistance is everyone’s business• Why we all need to be aware

of antimicrobial resistance• Non-medicated wound

dressings: defining their role• Clinical experience with

superabsorbent dressings

Val Edwards-Jones & Dawn Stevens

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with HARTMANN

Queen’s Suite 4

11:25 - 12:20 Free-paper session• Cutaneous complications of Crohn’s disease - Eshan Mazumdar• Fundamental wound and skin care: a collaborative e learning tool from COVID-19 - Katrina Whittingham &

Patsy Grant• Understanding the decision-making process behind nurses’ pressure ulcer prevention practices at a

Spinal Cord Injury Centre - Evangeline Martinez• Clinical evaluation of two dressings containing TLC-Ag Technology for infection management in DFU -

Jessica Rees

Chair: Alexandra BishopMain Auditorium

12:20 - 12:50 Lunch & E-POSTER. viewingFoyer Studio 1

Programme | 8 November 2021

Please note that it is a condition of attending our interactive Made Easy sessions that your badge will be scanned on entry. Your event registration details will be recorded by Wounds UK and the session sponsor for the purposes of identification and data collection.


12:50 - 13:35 Interactive Session (Rotation 2)

MADEEASY. Choose from 4

Protecting your patient’s skin – preventing avoidable harm• Defining medical adhesive-

related skin injuries (MARSI)• Practical application• Influencing practice

Mark Collier & Fiona Downie

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with CliniMed

Queen’s Suite 1

The TILI score: The new diagnostic tool for identifying wound infection• The development and

evidence for the therapeutic index for local infections (TILI) Score

• The TILI Score in practice - real life examples

• Is this wound infected? – a practical session using the TILI Score

Jeanette Milne & Andrew Sharpe

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with URGO Medical

Queen’s Suite 2

Cavity wounds – a juicy topic• Green shoots of hope post

pandemic• Packing cavities – dos and

don’ts• Getting hands-on with new

dressing technology

Jacqui Fletcher, Debra Johnstone & John Timmons

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with Mölnlycke Health Care

Queen’s Suite 3

Antimicrobial resistance is everyone’s business• Why we all need to be aware

of antimicrobial resistance• Non-medicated wound

dressings: defining their role• Clinical experience with

superabsorbent dressings

Val Edwards-Jones & Dawn Stevens

Developed by Wounds UK, in association with HARTMANN

Queen’s Suite 4

12:50 - 13:35 Free-paper session• Pilot patient study investigating the impact on the provision of care of active diabetic foot disease during

peak COVID-19 pandemic restrictions - Sinead Flynn• Meaningful data provides quality improvement and patient safety - Ayesha Marshall• Podiatric management of mild foot infections- An audit in BHSCT - John McCarry• Identifying the need for change: A district nursing team’s drive for clinical improvement in lower limb care.

– Dawn Douglas

Chair: Samantha HollowayHall Q

13:35 - 13:45 Travel time

13:45 - 14:30 Launch of the New Best Practice Statement Assessing patients with dark skin tones - not just for pressure ulcers• Addressing skin tone bias in wound care• What does the research tell us?• Practicalities of assessing patients with dark skin tones

Chair: Jacqui Fletcher Neesha Oozageer Gunowa & Luxmi DhoonmoonMain Auditorium

14:30 - 14:45 Refreshments and E-POSTER. viewingFoyer Studio 1

14:45 - 15:15 Delivering a greener NHS: ACT now in wound care services• Achieving sustainable options in wound care• Calculating the value of sustainable wound care services • Tips for best practice and future initiatives

Chair: Alexandra Bishop Sian FumarolaMain Auditorium


DAY 1 (CONTINUED)


15:15 - 16:00 Your post COVID recovery - Introduction to mindfulness from The Mindfulness Project • Mindfulness for clinicians – evidence-based benefits • Mindfulness practice – mindfulness of breath and body • Take-away exercises and tips

Chair: Jacqui Fletcher Emily MitchellMain Auditorium

16:00 - 16:30 3 Nation Update (Ireland, Scotland and Wales)

Jacqui Fletcher and Karen KemberyMain Auditorium

16:30 - 17:00 Proning… • What is it?• What is the potential for associated skin damage?• Skin damage prevention strategies

Chair: Janice Bianchi Fiona DownieMain Auditorium

17:00 - 19:00 Official exhibition opening reception Studio One

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DAY 2Programme | 9 November 2021

07:45 - 08:30 Registration, refreshments, E-POSTER. and exhibition viewing

08:30 - 09:00 Update from the National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP)• Pressure Ulcers - Jacqui Fletcher• Education and the Capability Framework - Danielle FullwoodMain Auditorium

09:00 - 09:30 Challenging wounds

09:00 - 09:15 Non-surgical management of arterial leg ulcers • Symptom management • Options for wounds that fail to heal after

revascularisation • Options for wounds in those unfit for surgery

Annie Price

Main Auditorium

09:15 - 09:30 The role of tattooing in post trauma scar management • Scarring pathophysiology• Semi-invasive scar interventions• Managing the negative consequences of scar tattooing

Krissie Stiles

Main Auditorium

09:30 - 10:15 Is wound care in crisis?• Update on Burden of Wounds study• Lack of measurement, individual responsibility, is the current culture causing a crisis?

Leanne Atkin and Julian Guest Main Auditorium

10:15 - 10:45 High science: PPE mask damage• Impact of mask wearing on our NHS staff during COVID-19• Consistency in reporting skin harm• Improving mask design

Chair: Mark Collier Peter WorsleyMain Auditorium

10:45 - 11:30 Return patients to healing - Gold standard care can be simple and achievableReducing unwarranted variation by implementing NICE and NWSCP recommendations into standardised care• Is care equitable for all patients with leg ulcers/wounds?• Reducing variations in care: simple cultural shifts that can improve patient outcomes• Implementation of an evidence-based care pathway: A real life example of change in practice to

improve outcomes for patients in a new wound clinic

Chair: Karen Ousey Leanne Atkin and Joy TickleSession supported by URGO Medical

Main Auditorium

11:30 - 12:00 Refreshments, E-POSTER. and exhibition viewingStudio One

12:00 - 12.30 High science: New International guidance on Wound Infection and the Prevention and Management of Periwound Skin Complications

12:00 - 12:15 International Wound Infection Institute - new guidelines, everything you need to know• Why an update?• Definitions - why are they being reviewed? • Antimicrobial stewardship - implementing into

practice

Karen Ousey

Main Auditorium

12:15 - 12:30 Prevention and Management of Periwound Skin Complications: Best Practice Recommendations• Defining and understanding the periwound • Periwound damage - a risk factor for delayed healing and infection• Factors associated with periwound complications and steps for

prevention

Sam Holloway

Main Auditorium


12:30 - 13:15Limited space available

I am here now: Guided Mindfulness SessionUnwind and reconnect in this nourishing mindfulness session. Emily from The Mindfulness Project will be guiding you through a meditation practice that will offer a soothing break and leave you with a renewed sense of balance to take into the day ahead.

Emily Mitchell Queen’s Suite

12:45 - 13:45 Lunch, E-POSTER. and exhibition viewingStudio One

13:45 - 14:30 Silver Dressings – A Balance Between Antimicrobial Efficacy and Healing Promotion• The clinical signs and symptoms of inflammation• The power of Ag+ OxysaltsTM Technology

Chair: Paul Chadwick Luxmi Dhoonmoon and Andrew McBainSession supported by 3M Health Care

Main Auditorium

14:30 - 15:00 The ambulance service and wound care – finding the missing link• Acute versus chronic wounds – clarifying roles

and responsibilities• Early pressure ulcer prevention and effective

referral • Moving towards a seamless patient experience

for all

Chair: Fiona Downie Karl ShroderMain Auditorium

Management of burn wounds outside of the specialist service• Care of burn blisters • Care of skin grafts and free flaps • Care of donor sites

Chair: Alex Bishop Krissie StilesQueen’s Suite

15:00 - 15:45 Shared Care – Tackling the burden of wounds with increased patient engagement• Patient and informal carer involvement in shared wound care• How and why patients self-treat chronic wounds• How to support greater patient engagement - shared wound care decision guide

Chairs: Jacqui Fletcher and Louise Bricknall Zena MooreSession supported by Smith+Nephew

Main Auditorium


16.30 - 17:15Limited space available

I am here now: Guided Mindfulness SessionUnwind and reconnect in this nourishing mindfulness session. Emily from The Mindfulness Project will be guiding you through a meditation practice that will offer a soothing break and leave you with a renewed sense of balance to take into the evening ahead.

Emily Mitchell Queen’s suite


DAY 2 (CONTINUED)


16:30 - 17:15 Co-designing an intervention to prevent incontinence-associated dermatitis – a progress update from the PREVENT-IAD study• An overview of the update of the Cochrane review for prevention of incontinence-associated dermatitis• Co-design and working with stakeholders to develop a manualised package of care• Where are we now and where do we go from here?

Chair: Mark Collier Sue WoodwardMain Auditorium

17:15 Close of day

WELCOME TO WOUNDS UKAWARDS EVENING.

9 November 2021

19:00 - 19:45 Pre-gala dinner champagne reception Wounds UK award for Excellence, Royal Hall

19:45 - 23:30 Wounds UK gala dinner

Supported by


If you have booked a dinner ticket, this will be identified on your conference badge. Please ensure you take your badge with you to dinner to avoid any delays.

DAY 3


09:15 - 09:45 Registration, refreshments, E-POSTER. and exhibition viewing

09:45 - 09:15 Poorly managed lymphoedema - averting a national crisis • Easy assessment – lessons learned• Managing problematic skin – must dos and don’ts• Innovative compression solutions plus toes and feet

Chair: Janice Bianchi Rebecca Elwell Main Auditorium

10:15 - 11:00 Achieving quality standards in pressure ulcer prevention, what does the international guidance say?• International pressure ulcer prevention and management guidelines – why they matter• What are care bundles and why use them-intertwining the international guidance with the SSKIN bundle?• How to measure the impact

Chair: Jacqui Fletcher Zena Moore Main Auditorium


11:30 - 12:15 Challenging wounds

Chair: Janice Bianchi

11.30 - 11:45 Managing wounds and skin where patients have sickle cell disease

Jemell Geraghty

Main Auditorium

11.45 - 12:00 Understanding necrotising fasciitis and how to manage it• Aetiology and diagnosis –

extent of the problem• Challenges• Practical management- using

negative pressure wound therapy

Louisa Reeve and Judith Barnard

Main Auditorium

12.00 - 12:15 Dermatitis artefacta: an unusual cause of chronic wounds • Defining dermatitis artefacta

and differentiating it from deliberate self-harm

• Tips for diagnosis and management

• Cases from a complex wound clinic

Annie Price

Main Auditorium

12:45 - 13:30 “Hands off our legs”, this house believes that lower limb wounds should be cared for by podiatrists and vascular teams - THE GREAT DEBATE

FOR: Leanne Atkin AGAINST: David Wylie Chair: Jacqui FletcherMain Auditorium

13:30 Close of conference


PROGRAMME

RESET &RENEW

REFLECT

08:00 – 09:00 Registration, refreshment and exhibition viewing

09.00 – 09.15 Chair’s welcome - REFLECT, RESETTING and RENEWING the FDUK

Debbie Sharman and David Wylie ■ What’s the plan moving forward ■ Membership and how to join

09.15 – 09.30 FDUK AWARD for excellence 2021

Free paper session ■ Rationalization of Bee Honey Dressing in the Treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcers - Dr Wafaa Saleh (recorded)

09.30 – 10.15 It’s time to ACT NOW!

Jayne Robbie

10.15 – 10.45 VIP post COVID

Debbie Wilson

10.45 – 11.15 Refreshments and exhibition viewing

11.15 – 11.30 Update from the NWCSP - Lower limb, implementation of the recommendations

Krishna Gohil

11.30 – 11.45 FDUK AWARD for excellence 2021

Free paper session

11.45 – 12.30 Session supported by URGO Medical

Michelle Goodeve and Graham Bowen

Implementing best practice can be NICE and simple - Reducing healing time for Diabetic foot ulcer patients Implementing NICE recommendations and evidence-based practice

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12.30 – 12.45 URGO Medical Foundation Awards

Lorraine Grothier,Michelle Goodeve and Graham Bowen

12.45 – 13.45 Lunch and exhibition viewing

13.45 – 14.15 Motivational interviewing

Jodi Binning

14.15 – 14.45 When we need to accept we can’t “make everything better”

Eseenam Agbeko

14.45 – 15.30 The only constant in life is change - novel ways of working

Steph Stanley

15.30 – 16.00 Refreshments and exhibition viewing

16.00 – 16.15 Redefining and demystifying offloading

Duncan Stang and Willie Munro

16.15 – 17.00 GREAT DEBATE: My feet are killing me? This house believes that early amputation is preferable to delayed amputation

CHAIR: Richard Shorney A. Jayne Robbie & Andrew Sharpe B. Leanne Atkin & David Wylie


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3M Healthcare 34

Abbott Nutrition 19

Accel-Heel 41

Advancis Medical 1

B. Braun Medical Ltd 9

Clinimed 31

Covalon Technologies Ltd 23

Daylong Direct 18

Eco Lab 2

Edge Medical 26

Ennogen Pharma 28

Espère Healthcare Ltd/DryMax

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Essity 17

Evolan Pharma 22

Farla International 33

Flen Healthcare 45

H&R Healthcare 15

Haddenham Healthcare 43

HARTMANN 7

Hawk Medical Technologies

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Huntleigh Diagnostics 8

Integra LifeSciences 6

Journal of Woundcare 20

Lindsay Leg Club 25

LimbO 16

Medicareplus International 14

medi UK 13

Microlife 42

Mölnlycke Health Care 29

PolyNovo Limited 36

Royal College of Podiatry 5

Regen Medical 30

schülke UK 35

Smith+Nephew 11

Talarmade 32

The Helping Hand company Ltd.

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3M Healthcare Stand 34

At 3M, we connect science and clinical insight to find solutions that make better healthcare possible. Our unique collaborative culture and engagement

with healthcare professionals around the world, enables us to develop proven technologies for high quality, cost-effective care. Visit us at Stand 4 to learn more about our solutions that help to heal tissue, secure devices and protect skin integrity.

Abbott Nutrition Stand 19

Abbott is a global healthcare leader that helps people live more fully at all stages of life. Our portfolio of life-changing technologies spans the

spectrum of healthcare, with leading businesses and products in diagnostics, medical devices, nutritionals and branded generic medicines. Our 109,000 colleagues serve people in more than 160 countries.

Connect with us at www.abbott.com, on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/abbott-/, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Abbott and on Twitter @AbbottNews

Accel-Heal Stand 41

Accel-Heal is an electrical stimulation device that provides targeted therapy for hard-to-heal and painful wounds, including leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers and pressure ulcers.

It delivers an automatic, pulsed electrical stimulation during the 12-day treatment programme. The pulses are below the threshold for sensory stimulation which means that patients should not typically feel them yet they are strong enough to trigger the cellular responses needed to begin the healing process.

Accel-Heal is discreet and does not hinder the patient’s mobility. It can be easily changed therefore, can be managed by the patient themselves or their carer.

Advancis Medical Stand 1

Advancis Medical is based in the UK where we research, develop, and manufacture all our wound healing solutions. We have built a global

reputation as an expert manufacturer of advanced wound healing dressings that truly make a difference to patients’ and clinicians’ lives.

Advancis Medical was first to introduce medical grade Manuka honey as a medical device into the UK in 2004. Since then, we have worked with some of the world’s leading experts in wound healing, clinicians, patients and carers, to develop solutions to wound management challenges.

Whether we are working with clinicians, nurses, carers, or our own team, we always put the needs of the patient first.

B. Braun Medical Ltd Stand 9

With over 64,000 employees in 64 countries, B. Braun is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of medical devices and pharmaceutical products

and services. Through constructive dialogue, B. Braun develops high quality product systems and services that are both evolving and progressive - and in turn improves people’s health around the world. Visit our website for further information on our wound care range including Prontosan and Askina.

Address: Thorncliffe Park, Sheffield, S35 2PWTelephone number: 0114 225 9000Email: [email protected]: www.bbraun.co.uk

Clinimed Stand 31

CliniMed offers a unique range of skin care products that are cost effective without compromising on quality. Appeel Sterile Medical Adhesive

Remover helps to prevent medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI) and pain by facilitating the quick and easy


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removal of dressings and other adhesive appliances from the skin. Appeel Sterile is currently the only sterile silicone-based adhesive remover suitable for use on intact and injured skin and is highly recommended for high-risk patients including those with open wounds, intravenous access sites, central lines, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEGs), and those who are immunocompromised. The skin care range also includes LBF Sterile Barrier Film and LBF Barrier Cream which protect the skin from the harmful effects of bodily fluids, as well as from friction, shear, and adhesive trauma. Also includes CliniSorb, an odour control dressing to improve patient quality of life.

Covalon Technologies Ltd. (UK) Stand 23

Covalon Technologies Ltd is an established, multi-national company with expertise in the development of advanced wound care dressings and

other related products and technologies. The CovaWound™ advanced wound care dressing range is the first of the product ranges to be launched in Europe, with other technologies to follow in the future.

CovaWound™ dressings are designed to maintain an optimised wound healing environment, whilst protecting the delicate surrounding peri-wound skin and managing exudate effectively to aid wound healing.

The CovaWound™ range offers clinicians and their patients the combined benefits of both quality and cost effective wound care dressings.

Email: [email protected] Tel: 01332 322469 Website: www.covalon.co.uk

Daylong Direct Stand 18

We are an NHS provider with unrivalled expertise at dispensing compression therapy garments and wound care direct to the patient’s

home, clinic or hospice. As the leading specialist distributor of compression hosiery, wraps and complimentary equipment we supply hospitals and pharmacies across the UK with products to suit the needs of every patient. Daylong Direct has become known for our excellent customer service and speed of

delivery; accuracy of medical devices; and for having the largest choice of compression and wound garments in the UK. Come along to our stand to see how we could support you and your team.

NEW – HidraWear: Do you see patients with difficult to manage wounds or manage patients’ with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS)? Find out how Wearable Wound Care could help your patients.

Eco Lab Stand 2

Edge Medical Ltd Stand 26

Edge Medical is one of the fastest growing Medical Distributors in the UK. Our cutting edge portfolio is constantly evolving to provide ideal

solutions for Spinal Surgery, Biologics, ENT, Pain Management and Wound Care.

Our Wound Care division focuses on providing innovative solutions to assist in the challenging process of treating chronic wounds. DEBRICHEM® is a disruptive new treatment, it removes the infection in the wound and enables the healing process to restart in just 60 seconds. This innovative approach to debridement addresses the biofilm and pathogens inside the wound bed, that disrupts the onset of the natural healing process.

Ennogen Pharma Stand 28

Founded in 2011 by CEO John Ruprai, Ennogen is a privately owned British company offering a range of medicines, medical devices, &

unlicensed medicines.

Our commercial coverage extends across the entire UK mainline and short line wholesale channels, private and NHS hospitals, community and retail pharmacies and CCG’s.

Fundamentally established as a pharmaceutical company, due to the success achieved with the licensed Trimovate cream, Ennogen wish to promote their medical device range with a particular focus in


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dermatological products. The most recent introduction is the Derma Protective Plus which Ennogen have introduced to offer a cost saving to the NHS.

Espère Healthcare Ltd / DryMax Stand 21

Welcome back to live exhibiting & welcome back to DryMax! From early in 2022 Drymax products return to the General Woundcare Framework with an extended range.

Come and get a taste of the future and remind yourself of the current range of super absorbent and foam dressings available through the Drug Tariff. See how one of the largest dressings on the market can be used to manage complicated situations quickly and cost-effectively.

Can your current dressings cope with 3 litres of exudate without leaking – even under compression?

Now is the time to learn about the DryMax future. We’re very excited to see you!

Essity Stand 17

Essity Health & Medical Solutions is a global market leader in various therapy areas including continence care, wound-care, continence and

compression therapy and we are dedicated to improving well-being by providing leading hygiene and health solutions, driving innovation that helps to enable patients to live independently and with dignity. Is your practice seeing more patients with incontinence, non-healing wounds and chronic oedema? Visit stand 29 to discuss how Essity can help you manage this increased case load and improve clinical outcomes. We believe that the NHS’s most valuable asset is its people and so we are working hard to enable nurses and other clinical staff to devote more time to caring for their patients. We do this by providing therapies that support self-care, reduce the need for visits, prevent emergency admissions and support care closer to home and the capacity of primary care to deliver it.

Please come to stand 17 and talk to our team about our innovative solutions, improved patient outcomes and

award-winning educational programmes supporting the work of primary, community and social care.

Evolan Pharma Stand 22

Evolan Pharma brings extensive knowledge from the pharmaceutical sector and has operations around the globe. In the UK & Ireland, we focus

our expertise on our wound and skin care portfolio which includes the zinc oxide-based products, Ichthopaste Bandage, Viscopaste Bandage and Zipzoc Medicated Stocking.

Our products are used in the successful management of patients with venous leg ulceration and their associated skin conditions and are shown to improve healing times¹. And in dermatology, our products provide moisturising treatment for conditions like eczema and dermatitis, helping to break the itch-scratch cycle and maintain the integrity of the skin.

We are proud of the heritage and efficacy of our active ingredients, zinc oxide and ichthammol, which have been used for decades and are trusted by many clinicians with the knowledge that zinc oxide is an essential trace element for wound healing and tissue repair.

If you require further information, a team training session or if you would just like to speak to our representative, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 07554 133321 Website: www.pastebandagesevolan.com

Farla International Stand 33

Working with FarlaCare – Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) every time is our ambition. Delivering the right care, to the right patient at the right time will

help to reduce wastage, free-up resource and improve patient outcomes. Our innovative approach to dressing selection aims to support the NHS GIRFT programme by helping clinicians with the choice and selection of dressings.

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Flen Healthcare Stand 45

Flen Health promotes the Flaminal brands in the UK. Flen Health is part of the Flen Pharma Group, a global research company developing

products for Advanced Wound & Skin Care. Please visit our stand to learn more about the Flaminal range and our NEW PRODUCT Flamigel RT. We also have some exciting evidence to support the early use of Flaminal in managing chronic wounds and prevention of biofilm formation; and evidence on how Flamigel RT is effective at guarding against moist desquamation in Radiotherapy-Induced Dermatitis.

H&R Healthcare Stand 15

H&R Healthcare Ltd (Mediq group company) is a UK distributor of the highest quality medical devices from leading manufacturers, our passion is

delivering innovation to drive improved patient outcomes while simultaneously lowering the cost of healthcare.

Products within our portfolio include Kliniderm advanced wound care range offering quality and savings without compromise, PolyMem, L-Mesitran, Andoflex TLC and Zorflex.

Visit us on stand 15.

Haddenham Healthcare Stand 43

Haddenham Healthcare is a company specializing in the treatment of lymphoedema, chronic oedema and wound care.

Our focus is on providing problem solving solutions to assist therapists in treating their patients - helping them achieve clinical effectiveness and patient compliance.

Hartmann Stand 7

HARTMANN is one of the leading providers of wound care products for patients and healthcare professionals around the world.

Innovation, partnership and success are core to our business, as we continue to strive for more effective, cost-efficient and smarter wound management solutions.

At HARTMANN, we’re committed to our partnership with healthcare professionals, to make complete wound care a reality for everyone.

We strongly believe in education, ensuring a highly skilled workforce support you, providing high-quality accessible training and education, delivered via our LINK programme for you and your organisation.

We look forward to welcoming you to our stand to answer any questions and enable you to learn more!

Email: [email protected] www.hartmann.co.uk

Hawk Medical Technologies Stand 37

Hawk Medical Technologies was created to bring new Healthcare Innovations to the U.K, to truly advance Therapeutic options for Healthcare

Professionals, and ultimately improve outcomes for our true focus - the Patients we serve.

Hawk’s Founders have 75 years of experience of Medical Device, Pharmaceutical and IT expertise, and have Global reach with manufacturing and R&D partners to bring these new innovations to the U.K.

Huntleigh Diagnostics Stand 8

As a proud member of the Arjo family, we believe that great healthcare is always a collective effort. The greatest contribution we can provide to


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patients, and the professionals who care for them, is confidence.

This is what we have been striving for since 1979, with innovative solutions in vascular care, fetal and patient monitoring. Solutions that can assist clinicians in improving outcomes and enhancing patient wellbeing. Whether it’s the safe delivery of a new life, improving the day-to-day quality of life or monitoring life’s vital signs, we aim for clinical excellence and improved performance, for life.

Integra LifeSciences (parent company for Derma Sciences) Stand 6

Integra Life Tissue Technology is focussed on Advanced Woundcare with our market-leading MEDIHONEY® line of Active

Leptospermum Honey dressings which offer antimicrobial activity and outstanding wound healing. The range includes Medihoney Barrier Cream and the new Medihoney HCS range. The latest technology within our portfolio is the TCC-EZ®, a unique patented, easy and quick to apply, off-loading system to help treat diabetic foot ulcers and Charcot neuropathy.

Tel: 07707215351 Website: www.integralife.com

Journal of Wound Care (JWC) Stand 20

The leading monthly journal for nurses, medics and researchers working in wound care. JWC is essential reading for wound care professionals who are

serious about providing the best possible support for the people in their care, and those who want to keep on top of the latest thinking and research.

Email: [email protected] Tel: 07979520828 Website: www.markallengroup.com

Lindsay Leg Club® Stand 25

The Lindsay Leg Club Foundation (CRN 1111259) organisation is designed to meet the needs of people living in the community who suffer from problems

relating to the lower limb by disseminating and facilitating the implementation of the psychosocial Lindsay Leg Club Model. The Leg Club model of care aims to encourage wellness rather than treat illness in all age groups and compliments traditional management of leg and foot related conditions. As a third sector “not for profit” organisation, the Foundation’s role is to ensure that both the resourcefulness and the uniqueness of the charity remains person focused. The Leg Club philosophy, which accompanies this work, conforms to the government’s vision of a society where individuals and communities have more power, responsibility and are encouraged to create better neighbourhoods and local services.

LimbOStand 16

The LimbO waterproof protector helps patients bath and shower without getting dressings, casts, PICC lines or midlines wet. Restores quality of life and

avoids wet dressings and the risk of infection.

Easy to put on and comfortable with no constriction, the LimbO is a trusted product throughout the NHS and is recommended by TVNs, district and community nurses, podiatrists, IV Access and OPAT teams, physiotherapists, plaster technicians and care home nurses.

A full range of sizes is available, including children’s models.

The LimbO half leg, foot and PICC line / midline models are available on FP10 prescription; alternatively they can be purchased directly from us.

www.limboproducts.co.uk Phone: 01243 573417

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Medicareplus International Stand 14

Medicareplus are the IAD innovators behind Total Barrier Protection™ the UK’s Number 1 skin care strategy against moisture-associated skin

damage. Look out for our new Skin Moisture Alert Reporting Tool (S.M.A.R.T) and come and try our products for yourself at stand number 30.

For over a decade, our evidence-based cost-effective solutions have been developed in collaboration with clinicians, along with professional education and training programs supported by a dedicated team of sales, clinical and customer support.

Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)20 8810 8811 Website: www.medicareplus.co.uk

medi UK Stand 13

medi UK Ltd is pleased to announce the launch of a brand new concept in compression hosiery, a two part system that aids application and removal. This

will revolutionise the compression hosiery market, come to stand 15a and see for yourself.”

Tel: 01432 373 500 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mediuk.co.uk Web shop: shop.mediuk.co.uk Twitter: @mediUKLtd

Microlife Stand 42

Perform a full ABPI in under 10 minutes.

As investigated by The NHS Technology Adoption Centre (NTAC)

Screening with WatchBP Office ABI® has the potential to reduce the current number of appointments associated with ankle brachial measurements and echocardiogram (ECG) to confirm AF, whilst ensuring appropriate referrals are made to

GPs and hospitals for those patients with suspected presence of one or more cardiovascular diseases.

The WatchBP Office ABI® is an automated oscillometric BHS (A/A) and ESH validated blood pressure monitor designed for clinical use. The device is equipped with innovative cardiovascular screening tools which are able to detect AF, simultaneous BP measurement of both arms (as recommended by NICE guidelines) and ankle-brachial index for identification of peripheral arterial disease.

Mölnlycke Stand 29

Mölnlycke is a world-leading medical solutions company. We’re here to advance performance in healthcare across the world, and we aspire to

equip everybody in healthcare with solutions to achieve the best outcomes. We collaborate with customers to understand their needs. We design and supply medical solutions to enhance performance at every point of care – from the operating room to the home.

PolyNovo Limited Stand 36

NovoSorb BTM (Biodegradable Temporising Matrix) is a unique synthetic dermal scaffold that provides an effective reconstructive option for a range of complex wounds.

BTM is indicated for use in the management of wounds including partial and full thickness wounds, pressure ulcers, venous and diabetic ulcers, surgical wounds, trauma wounds, burns, and scar reconstruction.

This unique matrix is composed of a wound-facing biodegradable open cell foam, bonded to a non-biodegradable transparent sealing membrane.

BTM enables the generation of a vascularised neodermis which provides a more robust foundation for wound reconstruction than grafting alone, limiting wound scarring and contracture.


Royal College of Podiatry Stand 5

The Royal College of Podiatry (RCPod) is the professional body and trade union for podiatrists in the UK. RCPod set academic and clinical standards,

promote research and education and public awareness of foot and lower limb health. The Royal College represents registered podiatrists across the UK through political engagement and forging close working relationships with stakeholders within and beyond the health sector. The Royal College supports podiatrists throughout their career to deliver high-quality foot and lower limb care and to continue to develop their skills.

Email: [email protected]

Regen Medical Stand 30

Part of the Joint Operations family, Regen Medical represents the link between innovative and forward-thinking companies and clinicians in

the areas of wound healing, burns, regenerative medicine and debridement.

Our primary goals are to accelerate healing and improve clinical outcomes in a cost effective and competitive manner, to simplify processes and to deliver new technologies that meet your challenges head on.

Email: [email protected] Tel: 01793 575050 Website: www.regenmedical.co.uk

schülke UK Stand 35

For over 130 years, schülke has been a leading force in infection prevention and our product range for total wound care covers all stages of the healing process

from wound cleaning and granulation, to epithelisation and regeneration.

octenilin® Wound Irrigation solution consists of a unique combination of Octenidine with Ethylhexylglycerin to

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reduce surface tension, enabling optimal moistening of the wounds, even on difficult to reach areas. Biofilm and microorganisms are washed out of the wound, resulting in a significant germ reduction in the wound.

octenilin® Wound Gel is the special combination of a hydrogel with Octenidine as a preservative against bacterial growth. It keeps wounds moist, inactivates microorganisms, and loosens even strongly encrusted coatings. The natural healing process is supported and unpleasant wound odours are rapidly reduced.

octenisan® Wash Mitts are Octenidine based wash mitts for convenient skin cleansing and reducing bioburden on the skin around the periwound area. They are ideal as as an alternative to bucket washing, prior to dressing leg ulcers.

octenicare® Repair Creme contains panthenol and bisabolol to soothe and support the regeneration of fragile skin, especially during the epithelialisation stage.

Come and see us on stand 35 or visit www.schuelke.com for further information.

Smith and Nephew Stand 32

A British company founded in Hull, UK, in 1856, Smith + Nephew is a portfolio medical technology business that exists to restore people’s bodies and

their self-belief by using technology to take the limits off living. We call this purpose ‘Life Unlimited’. Our 16,000+ employees deliver this mission every day, making a difference to patients’ lives through the excellence of our product portfolio, and the invention and application of new technologies across our three global franchises of Orthopaedics, Advanced Wound Management and Sports Medicine & ENT.

For more information about Smith & Nephew, please visit www.smith-nephew.com and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram or Facebook.

Talarmade Stand 32

Medicare Innovations is a trading division of Talarmade Limited who are a global manufacturer of medical devices within the Orthotics, Podiatry and Pressure Care marketplaces.


The company have developed an un-rivalled reputation for quality and service across all its market sectors.

At this year’s conference, we will be launching our Safeguard Heel protection products as well as showcasing our very popular HeelPro and Prolevo ranges, and also discussing our recent additions to the FP10 Prescription Services listing.

Email: [email protected] Website: www.talarmade.com

The Helping Hand company Ltd. Stand 44

Helping Hand Pressure Care a division of The Helping Hand Company is 100% UK Manufacturer of pressure reducing products. We manufacture

products to meet the need from Low to High Risk categories with easy prescription choices from Paediatric to Bariatric in any size or any shape required across Community, Acute Contracts and Wheelchair Services.

Our latest development is our Very High Risk, Self-Inflating Equazone Air Products which are providing Hospitals and Community Stores with the go to range to prevent skint breakdown across the majority of users.

Thuasne UK Stand 39

Founded in 1847, Thuasne imagines, develops and manufactures medical devices allowing everyone to become actors in their own health. For 6

generations, the Group offers concrete, adaptive and innovative health solutions including Mobiderm for lymphoedema and lipoedema sufferers.

Mobiderm technology consists of foam cubes within pads, bandages and garments which promote lymphatic circulation and assist in the softening of fibrotic tissue.

www.thuasne.co.uk

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TVS Stand 3

At the TVS, we believe that skin health and wound healing is everyone’s business and that change happens when we work together, not in silos.

Please visit Stand No 3b to find out about our latest projects, including TVS 2022 – The Conference, Legs Matter, Skin Care Champions, Educational Grant opportunities, Virtual Study Days and much more!

If you work for a company, why not get in touch to find out about TVS Education Endorsement and the benefits of becoming a Corporate Sponsor!

Urgo Medical Stand 24 & 27

Urgo Medical is a global wound care company offering a range of innovative dressings, compression bandages and hosiery.

Our focus is on working in partnership with healthcare professionals to help move from managing wounds to healing wounds.

The UrgoStart range is recommended by NICE for use on Diabetic Foot Ulcers and Venous Leg Ulcers, as it demonstrates increased healing for patients and significant cost savings to the NHS.

We believe strongly in evidence based care, and pride ourselves on our products having the highest level of clinical evidence available to support their usage.

To help deliver improved patient outcomes and reduced healing time, we offer market-leading education and support through our experienced clinical team.

Our brands include UrgoStart Plus, UrgoKTwo, UrgoClean Ag and UrgoTul Absorb Border.

Urgo Medical. Healing people.


CONTINUINGPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENTWORKBOOK.



This worksheet has been developed by the organisers to help you identify key learning points from the conference, and to provide a framework for clarifying and recording CPD initiatives that you carry out as a result of this learning.

Date of meeting: 8 November 2021

Location of meeting: Harrogate Convention Centre

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1. Identifying key learning pointsWhat were the key learning points from this presentation?

2. Reflect: Self-appraisal or assessmentWhat are your personal and organisational needs related to this session? What could be changed or improved in your practice as a result of what you have learnt?

3. Plan: Designing a professional development planWhat are the possible CPD initiatives related to the needs identifi ed above? What activities could you include to help you address the changes identifi ed above in your practice (e.g. discussions with colleagues, patient record reviews, interest group meetings, secondments, deputising)?


4. Act: Putting the plan into actionRecord a stepped action plan below for implementing the changes identifi ed in section 2 in your practice(photocopy this sheet if you need more space to record your action plan)

5. Evaluate: Reviewing the results and assessing their impactWhat have you done as a result of this process? Which elements were successful? Did you encounter any problems?Would you do anything differently if you repeated the activity?

How has the initiative impacted upon patient care?

6. Claim credits for this activityUse the table below to record the number of hours spent on this CPD activity and indicate whether or not the impact factor can be applied:

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Acute WoundsChronic & Complex Wounds

Diabetic Foot UlcersExudate management

Infection & BiofilmLeg Ulcers

OedemaPressure Ulcers

Service Development & DeliverySkin Integrity

Wellbeing & ConcordanceWound Assessment

Tissue Viability News TV (TVNTV) is an exciting new video channel that has been created exclusively to provide UK HCPs who deliver wound care services.

tvntv.co.uk

THERAPY AREAS

Unique recipe book brings people together from across the globe to tackle isolation and raise money for charity.Discover (or rediscover!) the joy of cooking by ordering a copy of the Leg Club Favourites Recipe book and support the Leg Club Foundation Charity. Visit www.legclub.org to download an order form or contact [email protected] unique recipe book has been created containing contributions from NHS staff and international healthcare practitioners as well as volunteers, members, and friends of Leg Clubs from across the UK and further afield. The recipe book, called Leg Club Favourites, is the result of a project, which started during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown as a means of reaching out to people in isolation.

Ellie Lindsay OBE, Lifetime President of the Lindsay Leg Club Foundation, asked people to share their family favourite recipes as a means of connecting with others and providing cooking inspiration during this difficult time. What started out as a way of reducing feelings of social isolation and tackling the lockdown blues with a few friends rapidly grew with over 150 recipes contributed by over 70 individuals in just a few weeks.

The idea to collate all the recipes into a book as a fundraising venture for the Foundation’s charity swiftly followed. The recipe book contains contributions from people of all ages and nationalities reflecting the vast network of people across the globe who are part of the Leg Club family. It has recipes old and new, from tried and trusted favourites handed down through generations, to chefs’ signature dishes, and the expertise of experienced Leg Club cake makers.

Friendly competition has been welcomed with various contenders for the best lemon drizzle cake and no less than three different versions of Dorset apple cake! There are also contributions from foodies and award-winning renowned chefs.

There is a recipe to suit everyone in this book, as it includes quick and simple meals as well as more complex dishes. There are English classics such as toad in the hole, casserole and pheasant, alongside modern and international dishes such as vindaloo, bobotie, Finnish baked salmon, paella, koftas and vegan oat and lentil balls. Not to mention various breads, cakes, puddings, and biscuits.

It is the perfect gift for a loved one or as a treat for yourself ! All profits made from sales of the recipe book will be directly donated to the Leg Club Foundation (CRN 1111259) and support the work of Leg Clubs, which care for people with lower leg wounds in a community setting. Many people with leg wounds are isolated because of pain, mobility issues and the stigma surrounding their wounds. This book will make a much-needed contribution to the provision of support for this undervalued and sadly often neglected group of people.

£20

Special

Conference Price

100% of all proceeds

goes to the Leg

Club Foundation

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Acute WoundsChronic & Complex Wounds

Diabetic Foot UlcersExudate management

Infection & BiofilmLeg Ulcers

OedemaPressure Ulcers

Service Development & DeliverySkin Integrity

Wellbeing & ConcordanceWound Assessment

Tissue Viability News TV (TVNTV) is an exciting new video channel that has been created exclusively to provide UK HCPs who deliver wound care services.

tvntv.co.uk

THERAPY AREAS


wounds-uk.com

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WOUNDS UK ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2021