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Community-based leg ulcer care recognised in the NHS England priorities and operational planning guidance

02/04/24

We are thrilled that community-based leg ulcer care has been recognised in the NHS England priorities and operational planning guidance for 2024/25. Outlining NHS England's national objectives for...

Una Adderley and Jacky Edwards to present at the 34th EWMA conference

21/03/24

The Society of Tissue Viability (STV) has partnered with the European Wound Management Association (EWMA) to host the 34th EWMA conference. During the event, Una Adderley will give a presentation on...

Jacky Edwards at the OneTogetherUK Expert Conference: presentation slides

13/03/24

Clinical Lead for Surgical Wound Complications, Jacky Edwards recently presented at the OneTogetherUK Expert Conference 2024, an event dedicated to the reduction of the risk of surgical site...

NWCSP at the Journal of Wound Care National Conference: presentation slides

05/03/24

National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP) team members, Ann Jacklin, Jacqui Fletcher and Jacky Edwards joined the lineup for the 17th Journal of Wound Care National Conference in London. This...

Webinar recording and slides: understanding the pressure ulcer categorisation changes (15.02.24)

15/02/24

It was great to see so many people at our recent webinar, which focused on understanding the pressure ulcer categorisation changes. If you would like to revisit the content of this webinar or were...

NWCSP webinar: understanding the pressure ulcer categorisation changes (15th February 1-2pm)

06/02/24

The NWCSP Clinical Recommendations and Pathway include changes to the process for pressure ulcer categorisation, including discontinuing the use of terms unstageable and deep tissue injury (DTI), On...