Open Meeting of Welsh Wound Network, September 15th 2010

The next meeting of the Welsh Wound Network will take place in the Metropole Hotel, Llandridnod Wells on September 15th 2010.  If you would like to attend this event please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to reserve a place.  We have spaces available for those who would like to present upon their activities in wound healing (academic, clinical or commercial) for a maximum of five minutes, again e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to book your spot.

Wound healing: innovation and success.

10.00-10.30  Registration and coffee
10.30 Introduction (Chair Michael Clark)
10.40 Meet the delegates (5 minute, 3 slide presentations)
11.30 Tea
12.00 Just the facts - new information from the Welsh Wound Network
12.10 The contribution of commercial partners to tissue viability research - Jeanette Muldoon (Activa Healthcare)
12.40 Lunch
  Chair - Sue Bale
13.15 Title to be confirmed (Gavin Hughes, Surgical Materials Testing Laboratory)
14.00 Challenges in wound healing innovation - Paul Murphy (Eykona Ltd)
14:40 Adjustment to life with pressure ulcers: building the evidence base - Trudie Young
15.05 Summary and close
15:15 Tea and departure

 

 
Just the Facts: Pressure ulcers
The first in an occasional series of factsheets covering the epidemiology, costs and consequences of common wound types. This series is produced by the Welsh Wound Network to provide commercial organisations and individual clinicians and researchers with rapid access to recent data both to support funding applications and provide background information for publications. Click here to download fact sheet.
 

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