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Dr Angela Tescon discussed the Wounds Canada best practice recommendations on surgical wound complications.

Nurse Jackie walks you through the impact of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), providing her usual trips and tricks to manage this disease.

Dr Maryse Beaumier discusses Wounds Canada's best practice recommendations on peripheral arterial ulcers.

Nurse Jackie discusses preventing and managing minor burns.

Crystal McCallum and Stephanie Chadwick discuss Wounds Canada's best practice recommendation on burns.

Nurse Jackie discusses the trails and tribulation of managing lower leg oedema and any associated wounds.

Dr David Keast and Dr Robyn Evans discuss the BPR on veneer leg ulcers and lymphedema

Nurse Jackie discusses the trials and tribulations that summer brings to our skin health.

Marlene Varga discusses Wounds Canada's BPR on Skin Tears

Nurse Jackie provides insight around the management of diabetic foot ulcers and their complications.

Learn more about the best practice recommendation document on diabetic Foot Ulcers. Two of Canada thought leaders discuss this document and the benefits it can bring to clinicians and patents alike.

Nurse Jackie discusses managing wounds at home. Learn some tricks and tips to making your self management at home seamless and with positive outcomes.

Heather Orsted and Dr David Keast discuss the BPR on wound prevention and management.

Nurse Jackie discuss the importance of good nutrition for our skin health.

Heather Orsted and Dr David Keast discuss Wounds Canada's BPR on Skin, Anatomy, Physiology and Wound Healing

Nurse Jackie discusses the importance of our skin and more importantly keeping it healthy at every stage of our lives.

Heather Orsted and Dr Irmajean Bajnok provide an introduction the the Wounds Canada Best Practice Recommendations series. Listen to why this resource is important for all Canadian clinicians proving wound care.

Hear from Cathy Burrows how geko ® can help with the reduction of medical waste. This is an innovative study presented as a poster at the recent Wounds Canada National Conference.

Learn how NIRS imaging drove health equity for patients regarding possible pressure injuries. MIMOSA Pro was agnostic to skin tone helping the Hamilton Health Sciences organisation address their need for equitable healthcare across their patient population.

Hear about a Canadian Wound Innovation Collaborative. This model is being implemented in the province of Nova Scotia. Listen as to why it has been established and the early elements making a difference in the province. This is a collaborative podcast between International Wound Journal (IWJ-Talk Podcast) and the AdDRESSING WOUNDS to reach a larger audience both within Canada and also Internationally.

In this election cycle hear from Wounds Canada why its important to engage your local candidates in a discussion around Skin Health and Wound Care

Hear the CEO of WOunds Canada and the Clinical Innovation Manager, Nova Scotia Innovation Hub describe the first Joint Atlantic Canada Wound Innovation Conference which is taking place in Halifax in June.

Hear Dr Bajnok discuss two important educational initiatives brought to healthcare providers courtesy of Wounds Canada and the Ministry of LTC within the Ontario Provincial Government.