An unforgettable learning experience for front-line nurses

Wound Expo offers FREE, interactive online education for nurses in the fundamental aspects of wound care. It helps front-line nurses strengthen their core skills and inspire better wound care practice.

Hear key opinion leaders discuss vital developments and challenges live from anywhere in the world and participate via chats, polls and Q&As during the lectures and panel discussions. We will also have a virtual exhibition so your experience is as close to the live experience as possible! Request materials, virtual meetings and discuss the day's content with peers.

Delivering five bespoke, therapy-specific zones led by expert educators and key opinion leaders this event will provide high quality learning outcomes. Virtual  sessions will take a step-by-step approach to evidence-based management, using case presentations to provide nurses with practical knowledge to take back to the workplace.

Each evening from 18:30 - 19:30 will feature an expert in wound care leading a virtual session that brings one key area of wound care to life. Then from 19:30 - 20:30 the CPD certified educational content of the event will be supported by a virtual exhibition featuring the leading companies in wound care. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their products with them and explore further the issues discussed in the education zones.

So whether you are a healthcare assistant or a staff nurse looking to improve your fundamental wound care skills, or a tissue viability specialist who wants to improve training in your trust, Wound Expo will have something for you.

Wound Expo is designed to meet the educational needs of all professions involved in wound care and tissue viability. By focusing on the discussion of case studies and hands-on, practical demonstrations in key clinical areas, there is something that everyone will be able to take back to their day to day practice.

Wound Expo will be of value to all professionals involved in wound care including:

• District nurses
• Tissue viability nurses
• Community staff nurses
• Hospital staff nurses
• Practice nurses
• Healthcare assistants and assistant practitioners
• Individuals involved in wound care training
• University lecturers