Medstrom to host CPD webinar on the use of therapeutic support surfaces for patient care
Medstrom is continuing its CPD-certified webinar series into 2023 with its latest session focusing on the proactive use of therapeutic support surfaces.
The ‘Time to Act: Keep Skin Intact’ webinar is taking place on 26th January 2023, from 2-3.30pm. Interested participants can register here.
By providing a space for thought-provoking discussions, the exchange of evidence-based research and practical experiences amongst healthcare professionals and their peers, the benefits of early adoption will be discussed and how it can make the difference between prevention or treatment of skin damage.
During this webinar, real-life examples will be examined to show how early adoption of surface technologies prevented harm rather than waiting for damage to occur and addressing it reactively.
This CPD-accredited session is supported by three speakers from the field of Tissue Viability. Each providing insight, case studies and protocol examples that allow them to proactively use support surfaces in patient care.
Guest speakers include Julie Tyrer, Tissue Viability Nurse Consultant at Liverpool Heart, and Chest NHS Foundation Trust, Deborah Wickens, Lead Nurse Harm Free Care at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, and Lorraine Thursby, Service Lead Tissue Viability at George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust.
Questions can be raised in the remaining part of the webinar with all speakers.
The webinar is CPD-certified and will allow participants to gain 1.5 hours of participation towards your revalidation.
Medstrom’s webinars, launched last year, provide a space for thought-provoking discussions, and the exchange of evidence-based research and practical experiences amongst healthcare professionals and their peers.
An independent provider of bed management services to the NHS, Medstrom manages over one-quarter of the UK’s acute bed and mattress fleet, supplying specialist products and services, with the aim of improved outcomes for both the patient and the caregiver.
