Diabetic foot ulcer solutions
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Learn more about wound care
We know how hard it can be to fit continuous learning and development into a nurse’s already busy schedule. That’s why we have designed a comprehensive series of digital learning modules that you can use on demand at a time and place that suits you. In many markets, we also offer onsite training and workshops. Reach out to your Mölnlycke® representative to learn what is available for you.
Diabetic foot ulcers - A guide to assessment and management
Your patients with diabetes face challenges every day. We understand how these become your challenges too. Managing a chronic health condition like diabetes involves being able to balance eating, physical activity, medication, and injections. It’s a team effort that can involve a lot of resources and a mix of specialist care.
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We’re building a community of knowledge to help prevent and manage wounds. Connect with our clinical experts to share insights, learn from real-world experience, and explore solutions that can improve outcomes for patients.
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Education
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The Clinical Learning Hub is the home of educational needs for all levels of healthcare professionals and providers.
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Webinar
Discover webinars packed with valuable information about DFU care. Increase your expertise and enhance your professional development with these informative sessions.
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Podcast
Tune into a wealth of podcasts, including several sharing valuable knowledge about DFU care. These insightful episodes will give you a headstart on your professional journey.
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How to treat diabetic foot ulcers
Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are one of the most serious and costly complications of diabetes, and their prevalence is rising worldwide. We offer solutions to ease the burden of these hard-to-heal ulcers.
Easy-to-use guides
Provides resources to support nurses, patients, family members and non-medical caregivers to confidently manage hard-to-heal wounds at home or in any non-hospital setting.
