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Understanding the association between pressure ulcers and sitting in adults

Published
June 2025
Publisher
Society of Tissue Viability
Authors
Eva Harris, Melanie Stephens, Peter Worsley, Sharon Neill
Content types
Video, Webinar
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Compression in Lymphoedema Aligning Treatment Goals

Published
June 2025
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The importance of personalising compression therapy

Published
June 2025
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The use of compression for patients with diabetic foot ulceration

Published
June 2025
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The use of compression in combined arterial and venous insufficiency

Published
June 2025
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Using compression as part of lower limb trauma management in plastic surgery settings

Published
June 2025
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What’s happening in Legs Matter? A campaign update

Published
June 2025
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AT A GLANCE Seating guidelines – for people, carers and health & social care professionals

Published
April 2025
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Seating guidelines – for people, carers and health & social care professionals

Published
April 2025
Publisher
Society of Tissue Viability
Authors
A. Marshall, C. Bartley, C. Greenwood, D. Chester Bessell, M. Stephens, P.R. Worsley, S. Neill, S. Rooney, S. Rose, S.A. Scattergood
Content type
Downloadable PDF
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Pressure ulcer treatment vs fire risk: A case discussion

Published
March 2025
Publisher
Society of Tissue Viability
Content types
Video, Webinar
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The role of mobility in reducing pressure ulcer risk

Published
November 2024
Publisher
Society of Tissue Viability
Author
Samantha Rooney
Content types
Video, Webinar
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Assessing sub-epidermal moisture as a predictor of pressure damage

Published
November 2024
Publisher
Society of Tissue Viability
Author
Professor Zena Moore
Content types
Video, Webinar
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