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Debridement Principles - Out with the Old

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Debridement Principles - Out with the Old

Type
Recorded Webinar
Topics
HCP Insights, Debridement, Exudate Management, Chronic Wounds, Superabsorbent Polymer Dressings
Language
EN
Publication Year
2026
Duration
4
Session Chair
Hayley Ryan
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Session summary

This module explores the role of debridement in wound bed preparation, focusing on the removal of non-viable tissue to support healing. Learn about the main debridement methods, indications and contraindications for debridement, and key clinical considerations such as pain assessment, tissue perfusion, and moisture management. Learn how HydroClean® can facilitate autolytic debridement by actively cleansing the wound and managing exudate, helping create an optimal environment for healing and progression to the next phase of care.

Author Details:

Hayley Ryan RN, MBA, GC Wound Management (Distinction), PhD(c), is an internationally recognised Clinical Nurse Consultant, researcher, educator, and Founder and Director of WoundRescue Pty Ltd, a specialist wound and skin integrity service operating across Australia and New Zealand.

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