Now open for the Society of Tissue Viability Annual Conference 2022 in Glasgow

The TVS are delighted to announce that TVS 2022 – The Conference will be held in Glasgow on the 18-19 May, in collaboration with the NATVNS. Our venue is Hampden Park which is located 5 minute from Junction 1a of the M74, five minute walk from Mount Florida and King’s Park train stations and Glasgow […]

Thank you to a TVS member who has shared a powerful insight into a daughter’s perspective on palliative care and pressure ulcers. Click here to read the blog in full 

The TVS are pleased to share a new article “Marginalised voices in wound care: experiences of people who inject drugs living with leg ulceration “The Gutter, the Nick or a Box!!” written by: Dr Jemell Geraghty, Lecturer Adult Nursing, Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care, King’s College London, Waterloo Road, London and […]

EPUAP 2021 is taking place VIRTUALLY on the 18-19 October and there are just a few days left to register at the lower fee! Full conference registration will give you access to all sessions during the event, access to the full scientific content for 2 months after the event, 1-year EPUAP free membership, conference branded […]

The Essentials of Wound Care for the Health and Care Workforce e-learning programme was developed by Health Education England e-learning for healthcare (HEE elfh) in partnership with the National Wound Care Strategy Programme and Health Education England. Designed to support the health and care workforce, this e-learning programme aims to develop the knowledge and skills […]

Here at the TVS we believe that skin health and wound healing is everyone’s business and that change happens when we work together, not in silos. We platform the best new thinking and practices in skin health and wound healing, and make sure it reaches the people it needs to. To help us achieve this we […]

The popular Royal Society of Medicine annual meeting, this year in the form of a three-part webinar series, will provide insightful updates and discussions on a huge spectrum of topics and important aspects of venous diseases. Experts from across the venous specialty will share their expertise and offer insight into new developments and methods within […]

Imperial College London are looking to undertake public and patient involvement for PURE (Exercise to Prevent Venous Ulcer Recurrence) and they are asking for your help! By completing the short surveys you will be helping the team design a new study looking at different ways to manage leg ulcers. Patient Survey – click here Healthcare […]

Imperial College London are conducting the DAVE study, an RCT to determine whether the use of a decellularised dermis (DCD) allograft in addition to compression therapy, promotes healing in chronic venous leg ulceration compared to compression therapy alone. Participants will be randomised to either compression therapy alone or DCD in addition to compression. Click here […]