08.30–10.00
Registration and exhibition
10.00–10.15
Opening remarks
Helen Shoker, clinical director, Wound Care Today
Introduction of event Chair
Paul Vaughan, deputy director, Primary Care Nursing and NextGen Nurse, NHS England
10.15–11.30
Fly higher
Sarah Furness, ex RAF combat helicopter pilot and squadron leader, mindfulness coach, human performance facilitator, best selling author of ‘Fly Higher’, and founder of Well Be It
11.30–11.50
All Our Health Framework: what is it, why it matters, and your role as an advocate
Professor Jamie Waterall, deputy chief nurse, Office for Health Improvement
Know your demographics — examples from practice, who to link with, what/how to take back into practice
11.50–12.00
Questions from the audience
12.00–14.00
Lunch / exhibition / skills zone
14.00–14.10
Welcome and introduction to afternoon sessions
Paul Vaughan, deputy director, Primary Care Nursing and NextGen Nurse, NHS England
14.15–14.50
Patient choice, concordance and engagement
International speaker: Dianne Rudolph, nurse practitioner, San Antonio Wound Care, USA
14.50–15.10
Reducing inequalities in wound care, case studies — question and answer discussion panel
Keith Harding and panel
15.10–15.15
Questions from the audience
15.15–16.15
Break / exhibition / skills zone
16.15 –16.45
Closing the gap: reducing wound care inequality across different care settings
Lauren Thorpe, clinical nurse specialist in wound care, Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust
16.45–17.00
Summary/evaluation of today’s event
08.30–9.00
Exhibition opens
09.00–09.10
Welcome and open of day two
Paul Vaughan, deputy director, Primary Care Nursing and NextGen Nurse, NHS England
09.10–09.40
Nursing home work [title tbc]
Pam Cooper, clinical partner, Pioneer Wound Healing and Lymphoedema Centres
09.40–10.10
The opportunity to heal compromised skin integrity and hard-to-heal wounds
Alison Parnham, teaching associate clinical nurse specialist — tissue viability, School of Health Sciences, University of Nottingham
10.10–11.10
Break / exhibition / skills zone
11.10–12.00
First-time speaker sessions
12.00–12.20
Diabetic foot ulcer homeless project
Emily Haworth, clinical lead podiatrist, Swansea Bay University Health Board
12.20–12.30
Questions from the audience
12.30 –14.00
Lunch / exhibition / skills zone
14.00–14.45
Free paper presentations
14.50–15.30
Value of digital tech and data in wound care
Professor Jenni Macdonald, nurse consultant, tissue viability, Acute, Primary and Community Care, NHS Lothian
15.30–15.45
Professional reflection — taking action
Paul Vaughan, deputy director, Primary Care Nursing and NextGen Nurse, NHS England
15.45–16.00
Summary / evaluation and close of event
National and international speakers will discuss a wide range of subjects, such as: