No matter your patients’ needs; we are with you and your team at every step. See how our science-based innovations can help to support the patient healing journey from hospital to home.
Timely incision management can help reduce the human and economic costs of SSIs. Learn how you can manage and protect surgical incisions in high risk patients.
Facility-acquired pressure injuries can lead to longer hospital stays and higher readmission rates. Discover how to select the right wound management system to support skin and protect against preventable complications.¹
Every wound is unique and may require a cascading approach to treatment. See how you can help patients throughout their journey with the right interventions and advanced wound care treatment options.
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Deepen your expertise with professional training and learning resources designed for you. Explore courses on topics such building a skin damage prevention team, addressing VLUs with compression therapy and more.
This course outlines the common areas where PI diagnosis, treatment and prevention often come up short despite the latest global efforts to determine root causes and expand clinical recommendations for assessment and management.
Learn how negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) with instillation can help decrease wound closure time, reduce surgical debridement and promote earlier discharges, plus insights on best practices for complex lower limb management.
What’s your experience with compression therapy? Learn about venous blood flow in a healthy leg and take a physiological look at a healthy leg and a leg with chronic venous insufficiency. Also included is an overview of the many types of bandaging systems.