WEDNESDAY 24 OCTOBER 2018 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

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1 CONFERENCE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY 24 OCTOBER 2018 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS am WORKSHOP SESSION ONE Workshop 1a Workshop 2 Debridement Major Wound Dressings: How do we navigate? Wendy White (TL) Geoff Sussman (TL) Must attend both 1A and 1B. Introduction and theoretical background for debridement. The workshop will cover tissue type identification, types of debridement, how to debride, safe procedures and scope of practice. Participants will then set up their own stations for Workshop B. Classification of dressings, assessment tools. Basic to advanced technology to provide a case study for discussion in groups also including use of a company catalogue Workshop 3 Burns Burns Association in SA This workshop will provide information on treatment of burns in acute and community settings. It will include assessment, treatment and management of nonhealing burns Workshop 4 Achieving engaged patients in wound management Charne Miller (TL) This interactive session will explore the needs of patients engaging in selfcare and their health literacy. Workshop participants will identify strategies they can use to support patients to understand their wound and its care and be an active member of their wound healing team. Workshop 5 Aseptic Technique Lyn Thomas (TL) Review of recommendations for Aseptic Technique for a dressing procedure. Demonstrations on how to wash a limb and cleanse a wound. Demonstrations of standard and surgical technique. Demonstration of how to process and store open but unused product. Debate or discussion on the merits of the document. Workshop 6 The swollen limb Jan Rice (TL) An overview of types of oedema and management (cellulitis, CHF, VLU, lymphedema) Followed by interactive stations including various bandaging techniques and alternates to bandaging, modified compression, Intermittent compression devices and electrical stimulation Advanced level Foundation to Advanced level Foundation level Foundation level Foundation level Foundation level pm WORKSHOP SESSION TWO Workshop 1b Workshop 5 (Repeated) Debridement Aseptic Technique (continued) Wendy White (TL) Must attend both 1A and 1B. Practical workshop. This is the practical session on using various methods of debridement Lyn Thomas (TL) Review of recommendations for Aseptic Technique for a dressing procedure. Demonstrations on how to wash a limb and cleanse a wound. Demonstrations of standard and surgical technique. Demonstration of how to process and store open but unused product. Debate or discussion on the merits of the document. Workshop 7 Grand Rounds Terry Swanson (TL) - Patient with a Stoma - Patient with a DFU - Patient with a PI - Patient with a malignant wound An interactive session to review or learn how to achieve a diagnosis, investigations ordered and their interpretation, treatment options and team work. Workshop 8 Critical appraisal of wound resources and literature Bill McGuiness (TL) Why do we turn people 2 hourly? What does moderate exudate mean? Why does compression need to be 20 to 50mm Hg? This interactive session will explore various evidenced based wound resources available to answer similar questions. Skills in finding evidence, determining how reliable it is and applying it to common practice will be developed via real life challenges. Workshop 9 Offloading and modification of footwear Nikki Frescos (TL), Pedorthic Association This practical workshop is tailored for podiatrists and advanced practice nurses working with high risk feet. It will present the 2018 Diabetes Foot Australia guidelines on footwear for people with diabetes and the IWGDF guidance on footwear and offloading interventions to prevent and heal foot ulcers in patients with diabetes. Participants will gain knowledge on the practical application and interpretation of foot scanners and biomechanics for the prescription of footwear and modifications in offloading the diabetic foot. Workshop 10 Value in wound care: assessing bang for buck Eugene Salole (TL) This workshop is about evidence-based woundcare, health outcomes and costs, with a practical introduction to assessing the value of innovative products and procedures. Participants must come armed with pencil, paper, the calculator on their phone and loads of enthusiasm Advanced level Foundation level Advanced level Foundation level Advanced level

2 DAY 1: WEDNESDAY 24 OCTOBER pm PLENARY SESSION 1 Conference Opening Welcome to country Welcome to conference Jan Rice, Organising Committee Chair Formal opening The Hon Greg Hunt MP, Minister for Health pm PLENARY SESSION 2 Setting the scene for Healing Horizons Terry Swanson, Scientific Committee Chair Cutting edge innovations now and in the future for persons with Diabetes Mellitus Prof Alberto Piaggesi, Medical and Podiatry School, University of Pisa, Italy The past, the present and future for skin integrity Prof Karen Ousey, Institute of Skin Integrity and Infection Prevention, University of Huddersfield, England Present and future innovations from the laboratory in healing and scarring Alison Cowin Platinum Sponsor Mölnlycke pm WELCOME RECEPTION Hall H 7.00pm INDUSTRY DINNERS various

3 DAY 2: THURSDAY 25 OCTOBER am INDUSTRY BREAKFASTS MÖLNLYCKE A novel solution for continuous pressure injury prevention that address patient and caregiver safety. Presenter: Chenel Trevellini BSN MEDICAL Chronic wound management: improving the journey to wellbeing Presenter: Gary Bain SMITH & NEPHEW Wound Care Innovation implementing clinical pathways and product bundles of care to deliver improved outcomes and value Presenter: Professor Theresa Hurd COLOPLAST Beyond the edge: Implementing a simple and structured approach to managing infected wounds. Presenter: Sue Templeton HARTMANN Why Debridement rules in Healable Wounds Presenter: Wendy White and Professor Karen Ousey URGO Evidence-based Diabetic Foot Ulcer Care: Emergence of a new first-line treatment as part of the standard of care for Neuro-Ischemic Diabetic Foot Ulcers. Presenter: Professor Alberto Piaggesi am PLENARY SESSION 3 DIABETES MELLITUS Welcome to Day 2 - Nikki Frescos Cutting edge of endovascular options: Present and future options for vasculopathy Patrice Mwphatayi The Global view and innovations in developing countries Prof Alberto Piaggesi, Medical and Podiatry School, University of Pisa, Italy Clinical Challenges and the wellbeing of a person with Diabetes Mellitus Dr Kevin Woo Gold Sponsor - BSN Medical am MORNING TEA Hall H pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 1A Infection/Biofilm Thomas Bjarnsholt 1B Pain Wendy White 1C Aging Michael Woodward 1D Pressure Injury Keryln Carville 1E Health Economics Eugene Salole 1F Models of practice Andrea Minnis pm LUNCH Hall H pm PLENARY SESSION 4 - INFECTION Introduction - Karen Ousey Advancing knowledge of wound infection Prof Thomas Bjarnsholt, Department of Immunology and Microbiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Epidemiology, transmission and treatment of Buruli ulcer in Australia Dr Paul Johnson Current and future management strategies: Where is the science and the patient taking us? Matt Malone Gold Sponsor - Smith & Nephew pm AFTERNOON TEA Hall H

4 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2 2A 2B Skin Integrity Diversity/culture Susan Law populations Trudi Collet 2C Natural Therapies Emily Haesler 2D Bariatric Tabatha Rando 2E 3 Minute Thesis Charne Miller 2F IWII AGM and The Great Debate on the Wound Infection Continuum Karen Ousey pm WOUNDS AUSTRALIA AGM pm CONFERENCE DINNER CABERNET CABARET Hall F DAY 3: FRIDAY 26 OCTOBER am INDUSTRY BREAKFASTS 3M Revolutionising the science of skin protection. Presenter: Jill Campbell ACELITY Innovation of Remote Therapy Monitoring. Presenter: To be advised MEDI-RENT Clinical Reasoning in the Use of Pneumatic Compression: A Case Study Series. Presenter: Margo Asimus MEDLINE Concentrated Surfactants: The emerging science and navigating treatment options Presenter: Gregory Schultz NESTLE Beyond the dressing: where does nutrition fit? Presenter: Fiona Justice am PLENARY SESSION 5 SKIN DISEASES Welcome to Day 3 Jan Kottner Living beyond expectations: The Epidermolysis Bullosa experience Dean Clifford The future of skin disease identification and management Speaker to be confirmed Lotions and potions now and beyond for skin care Geoff Sussman Gold sponsor - ConvaTec am MORNING TEA Hall H pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3 3A Industry Innovations Terry Swanson 3B International Stream Bill McGuiness 3C Lower Leg Wounds Alberto Piaggesi 3D Palliative Care Kevin Woo / Zena Moore 3E Psychological Impact Charne Miller 3F Wound Bed Preparation Greg Schultz pm LUNCH Hall H pm INNOVATION TANK $5000 research project Max 6 participants Chair: Panel: Bill McGuiness Industry member Clinician Trudi Collet

5 pm CONFERENCE CLOSE Poster and Abstract Awards Next Wounds Australia National Conference 2020 Greg Schultz Leanna Read International pm CONFERENCE DRINKS AND NIBBLES Transport via bus to Adelaide airport available Foyer