WOUND TYPES
Epidermolysis Bullosa
Epidermolysis bullosa (EB) is the name given to a group of genetically determined disorders characterised by excessive susceptibility of the skin and mucosae to separate from the underlying tissues following mechanical trauma
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External links to Patient care
5 min

External links to Infection and Biofilm
5 min

External links to Exudate
5 min

Introduction to health economics and wound care
5 min

Introduction to epidermolysis bullosa
15 min

How to look after your wound
15 min

How to implement Value-Based wound care in your practice, part 2
29 min

Introducing Value-Based Health Care for wounds, part 1
21 min

Wound management challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic
9min

The one about dressings
20min

Introduction to the complexity of the disease and important care issues
55min

Caring for EB patients: introduction to the complexity of the disease and important care issues
45min

Value and efficiencies in wound care that can be repeated to make savings sustainable
40min

The role of the healthcare provider in delivering value
44min

Value in Health Care Delivery: Value requires quality first
39min

Wound Infection and the role of Biofilms
45min

Undisturbed Wound Healing
15min short version

Undisturbed Wound Healing
38min

Partnering with patients along the wound care continuum – wound management tips and tricks!
42min

Healing wounds and promoting patient quality of life - A 30-year legacy with Mepitel®
52min

Cleaning promotes healing
60min

Approaching chronic wounds
64min

A ‘step-down’ approach to exudate management: dressing selection criteria
40 min