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IWJ - TALK

IWJ - TALK

By: Douglas Queen Keith Harding
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 The podcast series from the International Wound Journal. Hear about the latest research, clinical practices and regional initiatives from around the world. In these short regular informational podcasts you can get your regular insights into our wound care world during your travel to work of break if you get one.2024 IWJ - TALK Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
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Episodes
  • Wound Innovation Collaborative

    Wound Innovation Collaborative
    Apr 24 2025
    Hear about a Canadian Wound Innovation Collaborative. This model is being implemented in the province of Nova Scotia. Listen as to why it has been established and the early elements making a difference in the province. This is a collaborative podcast between Wounds Canada (AdDRESSING WOUNDS Podcast) and the IWJ-Talk Podcast to reach a larger audience both within Canada and also Internationally.
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    11 mins
  • WHAT DOES THE CMS RULING ON CTPs MEAN FOR CLINICIANS

    WHAT DOES THE CMS RULING ON CTPs MEAN FOR CLINICIANS
    Feb 19 2025
    Hear from one of the top experts in this area. In 10 minutes learn what all the skin substitutes talk is about in the USA. Learn what it means for clinicians and patients.
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    14 mins
  • A Fresh VLU Consensus Statement

    A Fresh VLU Consensus Statement
    Dec 17 2024
    Hear about a new venous leg ulcer consensus statement and how it presents a fresh look at managing this disease.
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    21 mins

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