Transforming Practice for Better Healing: Evidence, Experience & Effective Change

On behalf of Mölnlycke, we invite you to participate in this free educational webinar Transforming Practice for Better Healing: Evidence, Experience & Effective Change, with orthopedic surgeon Philippe Van Overschelde, MD, MSc, on Tuesday, February 24th, from 12:00-1:00 pm EST.

Join us for this one-hour event to acquire practical knowledge and skills in applying evidence-based interventions and solutions for better wound healing.

Objectives    

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about:

• The journey from conventional to advanced incision car
• The role of undisturbed wound healing in wound healing and the patient’s experience
• The importance of change management in adapting a change in practice

All attendees will have the chance to participate in a question-and-answer session following the presentation.

Philippe Va Overschelde, MD, MSc, Orthopedic Surgeon  

Dr. Philippe Van Overschelde is a fellowship-trained specialist in adult reconstructive surgery with a focus on primary and revision hip and knee replacement. He graduated from Ghent University (Belgium) in 1999. He has completed fellowships in Marseille and Melbourne.

In 2006, he joined the Centre for Hip and Knee Arthroplasty at the AZ Maria-Middelares Clinic in Ghent, Belgium. He is currently working in the Hip and Knee Unit.

Dr. Van Overschelde is a biomedical engineer who graduated from Ghent University with an immense interest in materials and implants. In 2016, he completed an MBA at the Vlerick Business School, Ghent. 

Wounds Canada is the voice for Canadian people at risk of or living with wounds and their providers.

Plaies Canada est la voix des Canadiens qui risquent d'avoir ou qui vivent avec des plaies et de leurs fournisseurs.

This information is intended solely for the educational and informational benefit of healthcare professionals. While presented by a third party, the accuracy, completeness, and content are not endorsed by Wounds Canada. For specific patient care and/or clinical decisions, we recommend consulting the appropriate medical literature, and guidelines, and/or collaborating with experienced colleagues

Ces informations sont destinées uniquement au bénéfice éducatif et informatif des professionnels de la santé. Bien que présentés par un tiers, l'exactitude, l'exhaustivité et le contenu ne sont pas approuvés par Wounds Canada. Pour les soins spécifiques aux patients et/ou les décisions cliniques, nous vous recommandons de consulter la littérature médicale appropriée, les lignes directrices et/ou de collaborer avec des collègues expérimentés.