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Palliative Wounds and Exudate Management

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Palliative Wounds and Exudate Management

Type
Recorded Webinar
Topics
Wound Balance, Palliative Wound Care, Patient Centered Care
Language
EN
Publication Year
2026
Session Chair
Prof Sebastian Probst

Session summary

This webinar presented by Prof Sebastian Probst provides an overview of person- centred care of palliative wounds and exudate management, the challenges and practical approaches in managing.

Learning objectives of this webinar:

  • Understand the nature and goals of palliative wound care
  • Identify key challenges in exudate management
  • Recognise the impact if unmanaged exudate on patients
  • Explore dressing choices based on exudate type
  • Apply strategies to protect peri-wound skin
  • Learn communication and patient education techniques
  • Review interdisciplinary and ethical considerations

Author Details: Prof. Dr. Sebastian Probst, Full Professor of Tissue Viability and Wound Care Geneva School of Health Sciences University Hospital Geneva, Switzerland. Past President of EWMA

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