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How can the Wound Balance concept transform clinical practice?

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How can the Wound Balance concept transform clinical practice?

Type
Recorded Webinar
Topics
Wound Balance
Language
EN
Publication Year
2026
Session Chair
Prof. Dr. Dimitri Beeckman
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Session summary

Ask the Expert - a series of in-depth conversations with wound care specialists, offering practical insights and strategies to help improve patient outcomes

Prof. Beeckman explains how the Wound Balance Concept-built around the three components of person, wound, and care-provides a practical framework for clinical decision-making, proactive intervention, personalised treatment, and education in wound care.

Author Details: Prof. dr. Dimitri Beeckman, RN, PhD, FEANS, FAAN, Full Professor, Ghent University (Belgium) and Örebro University (Sweden), President, European Wound Management Association (EWMA)

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