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Stop Wound Infection Day

Webinar

Stop Wound Infection Day

Type
Recorded Webinar
Topics
Wound Infection, Biofilm, Chronic Wounds, Clinical Effectiveness, Complex Wounds, Acute Wounds
Language
EN
Publication Year
2024
Duration
1 hour
Session Chair
Naomi Sherwood
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Summary

On 17th October 2024, we hosted a special webinar to mark Stop Wound Infection Day.

This webinar helped attendees increase their knowledge on wound infection, covering key topics such as:

  • Identifying potential risk factors that can lead to wound infection
  • Diagnosing, treating, and preventing wound infection
  • Biofilm management
  • Antimicrobial Resistance & Stewardship

The session was presented by Naomi Sherwood, Clinical Partnership Manager at HARTMANN.

Naomi has over 18 years of nursing experience and developed her passion for wound care to become a Tissue Viability Nurse. She has worked across
both acute and community settings, managing complex patients, developing care pathways, and providing education. Naomi joined HARTMANN in
2023, where she enjoys her Clinical Partnership Manager role, which allows her to apply her wound care expertise.

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