The concept of ‘wound balance’ is multifactorial, encompassing interconnecting issues related to the wound healing process and clinical practice. The wound balance concept aims to integrate various critical parameters which offer continuity, individualised care and supports clinical decision-making, to place the patient at the centre of all care.
The wound balance approach aims to provide clinicians with the information to understand the science of wound healing, in addition to the skills in how to communicate this effectively with patients to help them to get the best out of their treatments and, ultimately, achieve good clinical outcomes.
Watch the international experts as they explain the benefits of the wound balance concept and applying it into clinical practice.
| Dr. Alison Garten, USA 00:00 - 27:20 minutes | Wound Balance: a multifactorial concept integrating critical parameters related to wound healing, patient and clinical practice |
| Prof.Dr. Hans Smola, DE 27:20 - 54:5 minutes | What prevents a wound from progressing? The critical role of Wound Biomarkers |
| Sharon Trouth, UK 54:56 - 1:20:45 hours | Wound Balance: Achieving wound healing with confidence through early implementation of the lower limb wound care |
| Dr. Florian Dumas, FR 1:20:46 - 1:38:57 hours | Clinical Care Balance: The therapeutic alliance between patient and clinician |
| Dr. Alison Garten, USA | Medical Director of Wound Care Services, Limb Preservation and Diabetic Foot Surgeon, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA |
| Prof.Dr. Hans Smola, DE | Dept. of Dermatology, University of Cologne, Cologne, Vice President Medical Competence Center HARTMANN, Germany |
| Sharon Trouth, UK | Russells Hall Hospital Dudley, United Kingdom |
| Dr. Florian Dumas, FR | Head of Department of Medicine; Head of Department of Wound and Healing Consultation, Hôpital du Creusot, Saône et Loire, France |
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