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Wound Balance Special Event - Translating Global Recommendations into Better Outcomes

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Wound Balance Special Event - Translating Global Recommendations into Better Outcomes

Type
Past Event
Topics
Wound Balance, Patient Centered Care, Wound Infection, Clinical Effectiveness
Language
EN
Publication Year
2026
Location
Adelaide, Australia
Organization
HARTMANN

Description

This special event was recorded in Adelaide with leading wound care experts who explore how the Wound Balance concept and recommendations from the WUWHS Consensus document can be implemented into practice. These presentations discuss person-centred, evidence based actionable insights leading to earlier intervention, better resource use, and improved healing outcomes.

Authors/Panel

Prof Zena Moore
Head of the School of Nursing and Midwifery, RCSI University of medicine and Health Sciences, Ireland

Terry Swanson
Nurse Practitioner - Wound Chair - International Wound Infection Institute (IWII)

Wendy White
Independent Consultant & Educator MWoundCare. BEd. RN. Plast Cert. FAWMA Life Member Wounds Australia

Ann Marie Dunk
Clinical Nurse Consultant, Tissue Viability Unit, Canberra Hospital, Canberra Health Services.

Videos

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Sessions Overview Authors
Wound Balance: The Key to Success - Prof Zena Moore Prof Zena Moore
Evidence for Early Interventions - Terry Swanson Terry Swanson

Wound Balance: Patient Centredness and Outcome Assessment

Wendy White
Wound Balance: Clinical Implementation and Education Ann Marie Dunk

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