WEBINAR - Help shape the future of wound care in nursing
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WEBINAR - Help shape the future of wound care in nursing
225 просмотров · 9 месяцев назад
TissueViabilityTV
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225 просмотров · 9 месяцев назад
Webinar from the Society of Tissue Viability Thursday 27 November, 2025
Are you curious about what it takes to become a Tissue Viability Nurse and why this specialist role is at the heart of safe, high-quality patient care, or are you currently in a Tissue Viability role and want a new challenge in the wound care world?
We explored
What Tissue Viability really involves – from complex wound management to system-wide leadership
The skills, education , and professional development opportunities available to you
How tissue viability specialists make a difference to patients’ lives and outcomes every day
How a role in research can help shape and improve future patient care
The career pathways, challenges, and rewards of specialist practice
*Real-life insights from clinical practitioners, academics, and researchers
Who is the webinar suitable for?
Whether you are a student, a recently qualified nurse, or an experienced clinician looking for a new challenge, this session will provide insight and inspiration on a career pathway that could be right for you.
The SoTV acknowledges that there are other Health Care Professionals, such as podiatrists and AHPs who specialise in wound care, as well as clinical support staff. Although this is a focus on Tissue Viability and wound care in nursing, this will also be relevant to anyone interested in the academic and research insights, alongside developing your role as a wound care specialist.
Speakers
Sarah Gardner, Independent Tissue Viability Consultant, Wound Matters
Clare Greenwood, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Tissue Viability and Visiting Research Fellow Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Clinical Trials and Research Unit, University of Leeds
Madeleine Flanagan, Principal Lecture/Programme Lead MSc Clinical Dermatology/MSc Skin Integrity & Wound Management, University of Hertfordshire
Luxmi Dhoonmoon, Nurse Consultant Tissue Viability, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust
Paul Hardy, Lead Tissue Viability Nurse Specialist and Associate Lecturer, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust and Queens Hospital