Solving skin and wound challenges together

We believe that skin health and wound healing is everyone’s business and that change happens when we work together, not in silos.

Bookings are closed for this event.

Date & Time 18-19 May 2022

Tickets £324.00 Two days - Member discount £360.00 Two days - Non-Member £225.00 One day - Member discount £240.00 One day - Non-Member £75.00 Student discount £180.00 WrEN only 18th May £165.00 Abstract Presenter £120.00 Exhibitor £0.00 Free Fundamentals in Wounds only 19th May £0.00 Educational grant winner £0.00 Free local place £0.00 Free Exhibitor £0.00 Speaker

Location Glasgow, UK

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NMC & CPD The conference can count towards your participatory learning

We believe that skin health and wound healing is everyone’s business and that change happens when we work together, not in silos. Come to our annual face to face conference and you can join our community and listen to live lectures, interviews and discussions, take part in workshops, visit industry exhibition booths, network with colleagues and speakers and join the live conversations during the sessions.

Our conference really is space where professional connections are made, ideas are shared and collaborative action happens.

Registration – what’s included?

Registration includes:

Access to the educational sessions
Access to the industry exhibition
Refreshments and lunch bag

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Our unique programme has three key areas

01Society of Tissue Viability Main Annual Conference 18 – 19 May – sharing the best new thinking and practices in skin health and wound healing

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02 Wounds Research Network (WReN), 18 May – for those interested in wounds research

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03 Fundamentals in Wound Care, 19 May – which is free of charge for those local to the Glasgow area **Bookings for this event are now closed**

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Our scientific symposia

Let’s get back on track! – Negative Pressure Wound Therapy – 08:00 – 09:00 18 May 2022 – find out more about providing optimal Negative Pressure Wound Therapy in the post-Covid environment.

Moderator: Fran Norman Speaker: Claire Porter

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Don’t let hard-to-heal wounds hold you back – Kickstart Healing Now! – 08:00 – 09:00 19 May 2022 – find out more about challenges of unhealing wounds and their disproportionate burden on both resources, costs and patient care.

Moderator: Kate Williams Speakers: Lauren Olenczuk and Jeanette Milne

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Our conference streams

We’ve developed a innovative programme for our face to face event in Glasgow covering the following topics:

Getting the low down: evidence based care for patients with lower limb conditions
Antimicrobial stewardship: it’s everyone’s business
Beyond the cut: the challenges of managing surgical wounds
Invest to grow: how education & development shapes practice
Clinical Governance: learning not blaming
Dermatology & tissue viability: the perfect partners
Geographically challenged: remote wound care provision

Collaboration not silos: working together to reduce pressure ulcers
Addressing the mental health needs of patients
Inner health: nutrition’s role in skin health and wound healing
Complexities of burns management
Essentials of debridement
Together we are better: integrating care in the care home setting
Wounds Research Network (WReN)
Fundamentals in wound care

Exhibition and branding opportunities

For companies who are looking to exhibit and / or explore other ways to promote their brand and products.

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Exhibiting companies

Hotels, travel and parking

All the information to make your trip to Glasgow hassle free

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Free places

We are delighted that we have a few more Free Places to offer for the conference (this does not include our Fundamentals in Wound Care Event on Thursday 19)

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Educational grants

Thank you for your interest in our educational grants, we have had an overwhelming response and, at the moment, all have been taken. If this situation changes, we will immediately advertise via our website and social media channels.

Thanks to our Corporate Partners who support these grants.

The conference was very educational and well planned. The speakers were invaluable to our practice and their passion shined through.

Conference Speakers

Una Adderley

Director

National Wound Care Strategy Programme for England

Anne Armstrong

Deputy Chief Nursing Officer

Scottish Government

Danielle Base

Specialist Occupational Therapist and Moving and Handling Practitioner

Pearce Brothers Mobility

Jo-Anne Beresford

Senior Lecturer, Tissue Viability and Tissue Viability Nurse

Uni of Huddersfield TVN & Leeds Community Healthcare Trust

Janice Bianchi

Honorary Lecturer

Glasgow University

Natalie Bowling

Lead Primary Care Pharmacist

NHS Western Isles

Susan Cameron

Senior Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Infection Prevention & Control

Argyll & Bute Victoria Integrated Care Centre

Joanne Casey

Podiatrist and Senior Research Assistant

University of Southampton

Aswin Chari

Academic Neurosurgical Trainee

Great Ormond St Hospital and UCL's Institute of Child Health

Ian Chetter

Chair of Surgery

Hull York Medical School

Zoë Chouliara

Psychotherapist, Consultant Counsellor

Private Practice, YourGP Edinburgh, Purple House Clinic Glasgow

Jamie Cochrane

Head of Programmes (SACMPPPP),

National Centre for Sustainable Delivery, Hosted by NHS Golden Jubilee

Susanne Coleman

NIHR Post-Doc Researcher

Leeds Institute of Clinical Trials Research, University of Leeds

Nienke Conijn

Clinical Research Coordinator

WheelAir

Drew Davidson

Vascular Clinical Nurse Specialist

Greater Glasgow and Clyde NHS Trust

Alun Davies

Professor of Vascular Surgery and NIHR Senior Investigator

Imperial College London

Jeannie Donnelly

Lead Nurse Tissue Viability & Honorary Senior Lecturer

Belfast Health & Social Care Trust & School of Nursing, Queens University Belfast

Jo Dumville

Professor of Applied Health Research

University of Manchester

Alison Duncan

Vascular Clinical Nurse Specialist

Greater Glasgow and Clyde NHS Trust

Jacky Edwards

Clinical Lead for Surgical Wounds and Wound Infection, Lead for Education and Workforce

NWCSP

Elaine Farrell

Advanced Practitioner Tissue Viability

NHS Highland

David Fitzgerald

Consultant Dermatologist

Salford Royal Foundation Trust

Jacqui Fletcher

Senior Clinical Advisor STOP the Pressure Programme & Clinical Lead Pressure Ulcers

NHSEI and National Wound Care Strategy Programme

Danielle Fullwood

Senior Nurse

Health Education England

Sarah Gardner

Independent Tissue Viability Consultant

Wound Matters

Jemell Geraghty

Lecturer and Nurse Consultant & Independent Nurse Prescriber

Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care, King’s College London and Ad Integrum Vascular & Wound Care Ltd, Change Grow Live (CGL, UK)

Clare Greenwood

Clinical Nurse Specialist in Tissue Viability and Visiting Research Fellow

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Clinical Trials and Research Unit, University of Leeds

Kate Hancock

Executive Vice President, Global Marketing

Bruin Biometrics LLC

Julie Hewish

National TV Clinical Lead for the transforming wound care programme

Oxford Academic Health Science Network (AHSN)

Raffael Himmelsbach

Co-director & Open Innovation in Science Manager

Ludwig Boltzmann Research Group SHoW – Senescence and Healing of Wounds

Beth Howard

Specialist Dietitian in Burns and Plastics

Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

Caroline Hughesdon

Clinical Lead, Community Wound Care

Accelerate

Usman Jaffer

Consultant Vascular Surgeon and Honorary Senior Lecturer

Imperial College London

Carol Jeffrey

Tissue Viability Nurse

NHS Lothian

Liang Liu

Senior Research Fellow / Lecturer

Centre for the Critical Research in Nursing and Midwifery (CCRNM), Adult, Child and Midwifery, Middlesex University, London

Judith Long

Research Manager

Academic Vascular Surgical Unit, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Rhiannon Macefield

Research Fellow

Centre for Surgical Research, Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol

Rosemary Macritchie

Clinical Nurse Specialist, Tissue Viability & Continence Lead

NHS Western Isles

Nicole Mottolini

Podiatrist and Clinical Fellow (Diabetes Lower Limb)

NHS Resolution

Kristina Mountain

Senior Lecturer

School of Health Sciences, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh

Delia Muir

Public Involvement and Engagement Lead

Leeds Institute of Clinical Trials Research (LICTR)

Joyce Murray

Senior Improvement Adviser (focus on health and well being of adults and older people)

Health and Social Care Improvement Team, Care Inspectorate

Sharon Neill

Lecturer in Nursing

Ulster University

Andrea Nelson

Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research and Director of the Research Centre for Health (ReaCH)

Glasgow Caledonian University

Jane Nixon

Professor of Tissue Viability and Clinical Trials Research

Leeds Institute Health Sciences, School of Medicine, University of Leeds

Fran Norman (was Spratt)

Lead Nurse Tissue Viability

Southampton University Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trust

Chris Parker

Staff Nurse

Community Vaccination Team, NHS Lothian

Thomas Pinkney

Honorary Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon and George Drexler & Royal College of Surgeons Chair of Surgical Trials

University of Birmingham and University Hospitals Birmingham

Claire Porter

Advanced Practice Lead in Burns & Plastics

University Hospitals of Leicester

Linda Primmer

Community Tissue Viability Nurse Specialist

Edinburgh, East & Midlothian Health & Social Care Partnerships in NHS Lothian

George Ramsay

Senior Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Consultant Colorectal Surgeon

Aberdeen University and Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Nicky Richardson

Lead Tissue Viability Clinical Nurse Specialist

Torbay & South Devon NHS Foundation Trust

Sarah Rothwell

Creative & User Experience Director

Pink Marketing & Events

Fiona Russell

Nurse Consultant Tissue Viability

NHS Grampian

Kulvant Sandhu

Named Nurse for Mental Capacity Act & Dementia

Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust

Heidi Sandoz

Tissue Viability Clinical Nurse Specialist, Independent TV Consultant & SoTV Skin Care Champion Educator

Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust

Sharon Scattergood

Matron for Tissue Viability

Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust

Andrew Seaton

Consultant in Infectious Diseases

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Chair Scottish Antimicrobial Prescribing Group

Sarah Sharpe

Community Children's Nurse

Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust

Alison Smith

Prescribing Support Consultant Dietitian

Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group

Isabelle Smith

Principle Statistician

University of Leeds

Jaime Smith

Lead Nurse NHSH

Care Homes and Care At Home

Karen Stephen

Dermatology Specialist Nurse

NHS Tayside

Sandra Stringfellow

Nurse Consultant Tissue Viability

NHS Grampian

Joanna Swan

Senior lecturer in Tissue Viability

Birmingham City University

Gill Sykes

Advanced Podiatrist

Harrogate and District NHS Trust

Shaun Treweek

Professor of Health Services Research

Health Services Research Unit, University of Aberdeen

Amanda Vardy

Team Lead Podiatrist, NHS Lothian

NHS Lothian

Codie Whenham

Patient Services Co-ordinator

Accelerate, London

Carolyn Whitelock

Lymphoedema Community Tissue Viability Nurse

Fife

Kate Williams

Senior Lecturer - Tissue Viability and Honorary Tissue Viability Nurse

University of Huddersfield and Leeds Community Healthcare Trust

Dove Yu

Senior Specialist Dietitian in Nutrition support and Palliative care

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust