This clinical Lunch & Learn session is designed for healthcare professionals involved in wound care management, including those delivering direct patient care, supporting clinical decision-making, or providing education.

• Understanding the principles of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
• Indications, contraindications, and clinical precautions for NPWT use
• Overview of clinical evidence supporting Smith & Nephew PICO in non-healing wounds
• Key features of the PICO system and associated consumables
• Practical application of PICO dressings using wound models
• Troubleshooting techniques to optimise therapy outcomes in clinical settings

This workshop is designed for healthcare professionals who work with patients requiring compression therapy who deliver direct care, guide clinical decision-making or educate others.

• Causes of chronic oedema
• How to assess chronic oedema
• Management options for chronic oedema across the spectrum
• Management of lower leg wounds and skin integrity with Solventum Solutions
• Understanding Coban 2 compression
• Coban 2 application techniques

Medisa, in collaboration with Essity, invited care providers and nurses to a Lunch & Learn session at our Castle Hill office.

• Role of compression
• What are my compression therapy options?

• Understand the importance of Skin Integrity – MASD, IAD, MARSI, Skin Tears
• Pressure Injury prevention, Staging & Management
• Leg ulcers & the importance of Therapeutic Compression
• Wound healing & Management
• Solventum Solutions & Protocols

Coloplast, in collaboration with Medisa, presented the Wound Care Educational Event at the Medisa office in Castle Hill, NSW 2154.

We discussed the key clinical challenges in managing exudate and the latest evidence that demonstrates how technologies such as 3DFit® Technology support Health Care Professionals in delivering value based wound care.

Hartmann, in collaboration with Medisa, presented a session on exudate management.

The event was led by Shani Elwis, National Community Clinical Specialist.

Stryker, in collaboration with Medisa, presented the Turn and Positioning System (TAP). TAP assists in maintaining proper patient positioning to offload the sacrum and control body heat and moisture. It also helps caregivers position the patient without relying on grip strength.

The event was led by Stephen Dunne, a Stryker Clinical Consultant, and focused on an in-depth demonstration of the TAP System, including educational insights and a Q&A session.