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Wound Care For All
Resources, knowledge and education for better wound management
Welcome to a selection of effective and easy-to-use resources to support the management of hard-to-heal wounds. We aim to support nurses, patients, family members and non-medical care givers to provide quality wound care, at home or in any other out-of-hospital setting.
Quick guide for wound assessment
The 10-step wound assessment guide supports you in evaluating and managing wounds. It includes a comprehensive product selection guide.
Start taking steps towards your healing journey and set your goals
Take control of your progress by setting clear, achievable goals and tracking your daily habits. Whether you’re working on recovery, improving your health, or building new routines, monitoring your progress helps keep you motivated and focused. With consistency and commitment, you’ll see results! Keep track of your habits, celebrate your wins, and adjust as needed to stay on course.
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A guide to maintain healthy feet
Help your diabetic patients prevent foot complications with our easy-to-follow guide. Download 'Care for your feet' to learn practical tips for maintaining healthy feet and avoiding diabetic foot ulcers
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COMING SOON A guide to compression therapy
Compression is acknowledged as an effective treatment for venous leg ulcers. This guide is designed to help your patients understand what to expect and how to manage compression therapy.
Hands-on learning with Microworld
For an interactive, hands-on approach to professional healthcare education visit Microworld.
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Talk to our experts
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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