Welcome to WOUNDCARE.IE
Woundcare.ie is a new Irish wound management, education and information resource website for healthcare practitioners who’s work involves the care and management of wounds. The mission of Woundcare.ie is to share current evidence based expertise across the key aspects of wound management in order to assist practitioners in making more informed decisions on treatment choice, leading to improved healing outcomes and patient experience.
What To Expect in The Coming Months
Unique Irish Perspective
Our goal at Woundcare.ie is to provide a uniquely Irish Perspective on all aspects of Tissue Viability and Wound Management and provide a platform and forum for the many very experienced wound care experts and practitioners in Ireland to both share knowledge and experience and leverage the resources within the wound care community to improve the overall standard of practice and healing outcomes.
Keeping Our Finger On The Pulse of
Wound Care
We will keep you up to date with all wound related News and Events information both locally and internationally. With Dynamic RSS Feeds from all leading wound care resource websites and forums providing you with immediate links and access to the latest developments in Technology and Clinical Practice
Clinical Focus
Over the coming weeks and months we will be adding new sections to Woundcare.ie. Each ‘Clinical Focus’ section will provide a practice based overview of key aspects of wound management which will include topics such as:
- Wound Assessment
- Wound Hygiene & Cleansing
- Dressing Selection
- Venous Leg Ulceration
- Pressure Injury Prevention & Care
- Lymphoedema
'What the Experts Say'
Sharing Expertise!
As part of each of our ‘Clinical Focus’ topics, there will be a presentation by a local expert from the Irish Tissue Viability Community providing experienced insight into Theoretical and Clinical issues surrounding a given wound care topic or condition and it’s challenges. The goal of which will be to provide practitioners with a framework and practical principles or tools that can be easily adopted into their own day to day wound management activities.