Wounds UK - the UK's leading wound care consultancy Committed to providing affordable education

Wound Essentials and Continence Summer Conference

Wednesday 2nd July 2008 Ascot Racecourse

Two Conferences - Two Programmes - One Booking Form
Complete one booking form and choose on the day which session in either of the conferences you wish to attend.

View the wound essentials programme
View the continence essentials programme

The Wound Essentials Summer Conference will run in partnership with Continence Essentials Conference and Exhibition. Each event will have a separate conference programme, but delegates are free to move between the two conference halls and exhibition areas as part of only one delegate fee and one booking form. Topics for The Continence Essentials Programme can be seen on www.continence-uk.com The Wound Essentials Programme is still to be completed but topics will include:

  • Common Occurring Skin Conditions, their Diagnosis and Management
  • The Management of Leg Ulcers
  • Pressure Ulcer Management - Is Your Practice Evidence-based?
  • The Impact of MRSA on Wound Healing
  • Which Dressing - An Update and Review of Products
  • Assessing Which Dressing and Why - Supported By Case Studies

Booking online has now closed, there are still places available.
Print off the booking form, complete it and bring it along with you on Wednesday.

Who should attend?

  • District nurses
  • Link nurses
  • Nursing home nurses
  • Podiatrists
  • Practice nurses
  • Staff nurses
  • Tissue viability specialists

Speakers

  • Clare Acton, Tissue Viability and Vascular Nurse Specialist, Surgical Directorate, Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust, Woolwich
  • Simon Barrett, Lead Nurse, Tissue Viability, East Riding of Yorkshire
  • David Gray, CNS Tissue Viability, Department of Tissue Viability, Grampian Health Services, Aberdeen and Clinical Director, Wounds UK, Aberdeen
  • Heather Newton, Nurse Consultant Tissue Viability, Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust, Truro
  • Shila Patel, CNS in Infection Control, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, Carshalton
  • Jill Peters, Dermatology Nurse Practitioner, Suffolk Community Healthcare PCT, Ipswich
  • Gill Wicks, Nurse Consultant, Tissue Viability for Wiltshire Primary Care Trust and Lecturer, University of the West of England, Bristol

Wound Essentials Programme

Time

Topic

Speaker

08:00

Registration and Exhibition

09:10

Chairs Welcome

09:15

Skin management: lotions, creams and ointments — which, why, application techniques and frequency

Jill Peters

09.45

Complexities of lower leg management: cellulites, lymphoedema and skin reactions

Heather Newton

10.15am - 11.15am

Coffee & Exhibition

11.15

Pressure ulcers, diagnosis and treatment — their impact on quality of life

Gill Wicks

11.45

The impact of infection on wound healing — identifi cation of infection, treatment and pain

Shila Patel

12.15

Questions from Morning Sessions to panel

12.30 - 13.45pm

Lunch and Exhibition

13.45

Wound exudate: an overview of underlying causes, treatment and prevention

Simon Barrett

14.15

Wound trauma and pain: prevention, causes and treatments

Claire Acton

14.45

Pulling it all together — case studies, from initial assessment through the treatment journey

David Gray

15.30

Questions from the afternoon’s sessions to the speakers’ panel

Continence Essentials Programme

Time

Topic

Speaker

08:00

Registration and Exhibition

09:10

Chairs Welcome

09:15

Catheter Management - ISC, Suprapubic etc.

Anne Siddle

9.45

Use of Sheaths, When, how and why?

Alison Stubbs

10.15am - 11.15am

Coffee & Exhibition

11.15

Legal and ethical issues in Continence Care

Ian Peate

11.45

Management of Faecal Incontinence and Diahrroea

Alison Bardsley

12.15

Questions from Morning Sessions to panel

12.30 - 1.45pm

Lunch and Exhibition

1.45

The Psychology of Continence in Dementia patients

Dr Graham Stokes

2.45

To be confirmed

To be confirmed

3.15

Managing Incontinence Associated Skin Damage

Ria Bettridge

3.45pm

Close