08.30–10.00
Registration and exhibition
10.00–10.15
Opening remarks
by Helen Shoker, clinical director, Wound Care Today
and introduction of conference chair
Paul Vaughan, national deputy director, community and primary care nursing, NHS England
10.15–11.00
Motivational session: Stand up and thrive
Harriet Beveridge, author of the bestselling book, 'Will It Make The Boat Go Faster? Olympic-Winning Strategies for Everyday Success', and has over twenty years' experience helping individuals and teams achieve exceptional performance while also thriving
11.00–11.25
Manchester Amputation Reduction Strategy (MARS)
This session looks at how the MARS levelled up wound care to the diabetes standard and reduced amputations by 46% within six years
Naseer Ahmad, consultant vascular surgeon, Manchester University Foundation Trust, clinical director, Manchester Amputation Reduction Strategy (MARS) and Greater Manchester aneurysm screening programme
11.25–11.55
Role of clinical psychology in wound healing
Mary Collins, chartered psychologist, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
11.55–12.00
Questions from the audience
12.00–14.00
Lunch / exhibition / skills zones
14.00–14.10
Welcome, introduction to afternoon sessions
Paul Vaughan, national deputy director, community and primary care nursing, NHS England
14.10–14.55
First-time speaker sessions
Four speakers who have never spoken at a national conference showcase their work
14.55–15.00
Questions from the audience
15.00–16.00
Break / exhibition / skills zones
16.00 –16.20
Kinesio in wound care
Clare Anvar, clinical massage specialist, clinical therapy advisor for Lipoedema UK
16.20–17.00
Personalised care
Year of Care Team, Northumberland NHS Trust
17.00–17.15
Summary/evaluation of today's conference
08.30–9.00
Exhibition opens
09.00–09.10
Welcome and open of day two
Paul Vaughan, national deputy director, community and primary care nursing, NHS England
09.10–10.00
Free paper sessions
Five speakers share their work
10.00–11.00
Break / exhibition / skills zones
11.00–11.40
Scar tissue: the unavoidable consequence of wound healing
Emma Holly, educator and clinical scar specialist, Restore Therapy Ltd
11.40–12.00
What does self-management mean for people living with wounds
Stephanie Lowen, national self-management specialist, SL Consultancy Ltd
12.00–12.15
Questions from the audience
12.30–13.45
Lunch / exhibition / skills zones
13.45–14.15
Outcomes data, the multidisciplinary team member we all need
Jacqui Hughes, senior fellow, Higher Education Academy; Helen Shoker, lead nurse, community health and wellbeing, University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
14.15–14.45
Frailty and skin tear management
Heidi Sandoz, independent tissue viability consultant, Ferita Consultancy Services
14.45–15.30
International speaker
15.30–15.45
Summary / evaluation and close of conference