Advanced Wound & Skin Care

Wound & Skin Care

We recognise that caring for wounds and skin can be a complex and uncertain process. Coloplast Professional helps to educate Healthcare professionals further through deeper knowledge, clinical evidence and on demand learning.

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Advanced Wound Care Knowledge

Knowledge

From wound assessment & exudate managment through to improving knowledge around infection & biofilm our knowledge section will help to educate and inform, providing clincal pathways for wound treatment.

Access E-learning
E-learning for Wound Care

E-learning

Access EWMA endorsed accredited e-learning for healthcare professionals within Wound and Skin Care.

Support for you and your patient
Clinical Wound Care Tools and Resources

Wound Assessment Tools

Clinical holistic tools and frameworks to support you to assess and manage all areas of the wound, including the periwound skin.

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Training & Education for Wound Care

Training

E-learning modules, webinars, masterclasses, offline material and events – all designed for healthcare professionals working in your field.

Clinical Evidence
Clinical Evidence - Deepen your wound care knowledge

Evidence

Keep up to date with the latest evidence - this section provides you with access to Patient cases, Clinical videos and Scientific publications. 

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Find out more about our wound care dressings

Wound Care Products

Our Advanced Wound Care products with 3DFit technology effectively aid in the reduction of exudate pooling to manage the gap between the wound bed and dressing

There is a need to transform lives

Feedback from users of our products.

Norma

Norma

"It's an excellent dressing. It's so easy you can do it yourself. It gives you the independence to look after yourself".

Fleming

Fleming

"The skin can within a short period of time be significantly damaged due to wound exudate.  And exudate is highly painful.  This means that absorption of exudate is the most essential for me as a patient"

Adem

Adem

"Now that the wound is healing, my quality of life has increased, and my wife can plan her work and free time as well"

Wilma

Wilma

"You have to make the best of every situation. If this makes life easier then you should be pleased"

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How is Coloplast simplifying wound care?

We aim to transform practice through Simplification

There are no standardised pathways for wound care treatment - this means that patients are subject to unwarranted variation.

Introducing the Coloplast 3 step Approach to transforming and simplifying wound care practice.

Assess, Prepare, Treat

Learn about ONPOS
ONPOS: Online Non-Prescription Ordering Service

ONPOS: Online Non-Prescription Ordering Service

ONPOS is the leading Non-Prescription Ordering Service in the UK. Coloplast has over 15 years experience of implementing this system across 90 NHS organisations.

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Managing the Gap

Managing the Gap

Conventional foam dressings leave a gap between the dressing and the wound bed, which may increase the risk of exudate pooling 1, 2

Gaps create space for exudate pooling, which may lead to bacterial growth and the risk of infection.

Resources to support you and your patients
Patient Self-Care and Supported Shared Care

Patient Self-Care and Supported Shared Care

Recent evidence suggests that up to 50% of patients are eligible for inclusion on a Self-care pathway optimising nursing resource management1

Wound aetiology

Understand pressure ulcers
Pressure ulcers

Pressure ulcers

A pressure ulcer is localised damage to the skin and the underlying soft tissue.

Understand leg ulcers
Venous and Arterial ulcers

Leg ulcers

A venous leg ulcer (VLU) is an open skin wound, or lesion, and that shows little progress towards healing within 4-6 weeks of when it occurred.

Learn about wound infection
Wound infection

Wound infection

A wound is considered infected when microorganisms that damage local tissue and delay wound healing are present.

Learn about DFU's
Diabetic foot ulcers

Diabetic foot ulcers

A diabetic foot ulcer, also known as diabetic foot disease, is a localised injury to the skin and/or underlying tissue, typically found below the ankle, in a person with diabetes.

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Acute wounds

Acute wounds

An acute wound is a sudden injury to the skin. Acute wounds can happen anywhere on the body. They range in depth from superficial scratches to deep, penetrating wounds.

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Skin tears

Skin tears

Skin tears are often an un-diagnosed problem and prevalence as high as 41.5% have been reported in elderly care residents.

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Upcoming events

Upcoming events

Learn more about the upcoming events

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E-learning

E-learning

Access and learn more about our e-Learning modules

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Wound Care Webinars

Webinars

Watch the latest webinars here.

View the Glossary

Glossary

Getting to grips with wound care terminology can sometimes take a little time, that's why we've pulled together some of the most common terms in an alphabetical list for your reference.

References
  1. Grothier, L., (2013). Reflections on the implementation of a Web based non-prescription ordering system. Wounds UK 9(2):51-5

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