In this episode you can listen to a conversation between EWMA podcast host Samantha Holloway and two prominent figures in the field of wound management education; Professor Sebastian Probst and Professor Madeleine Flanagan. The major question addressed in this episode is what challenges and goals wound education has faced in the past 30 years? While wound management education has developed significantly standardization across different national contexts differ quite considerably. One driver of the developments within wound education discussed in this episode is the educational support provided by various EWMA initiatives - for example the EWMA curricula. Listen in as Professor Probst and Professor Madeleine discuss how they have experienced challenges in wound education from both a Swizz, British and a more general European context.
By listening to this episode, you will learn about:
Podcast host:
Samantha Holloway, Reader and Programme Director in the Centre for Medical Education, School of Medicine based at the College of Life and Biomedical Sciences at Cardiff University in the UK
Podcast guest:
Sebastian Probst, Professor School of Health Sciences, HES-SO University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland, Geneva, Switzerland
Podcast guest:
Madeleine Flanagan, Programme director, programme director of the MSc Skin Integrity & Wound Management and the MSc in Clinical Dermatology, University of Hertfordshire.
Education has always been central to EWMA. At EWMA's education site, you can find relevant resources if you wish to learn more about wound managent or are yourself engaged in wound management education.
Read more about EWMA's efforts to standardise education of physicians and nurses involved in wound management and download the curricula.
EWMA publish all our live webianars as on-demand videos on our website. On the rights is ashort video that introduces a EWMA Document (Published in 2020) and the webinar series (2021) on Surgical Site Infections.
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Do you teach wound care and management? Do you desire more support in your teaching? Maybe EWMA's teacher network is of interest to you.
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