Actively® supporting CHARITIES

WOUND CARE BECAUSE WE CARE

ACTIVHEAL® SUPPORTED CHARITIES WOUND CARE BECAUSE YOU CARE

HERE AT ACTIVHEAL® WE TAKE OUR RESPONSIBILITIES WITH THE COMMUNITY VERY SERIOUSLY WHICH IS WHY WE ARE VERY PROUD TO SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING CHARITIES.

www.societyoftissueviability.org

The Society of Tissue Viability (formerly The Tissue Viability Society) like to work in partnership with their members and after consultation with you, they are now working hard on a number of initiatives including ‘Greater membership involvement via a regularly up-dated website, sponsorship for members and reduced fees for students’ and ‘Establishing and supporting a new wounds research network (WReN), emphasising multidisciplinary working and introducing members to the latest research and knowledge’.

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www.slhospice.co.uk

Since 1988, St Luke’s has been providing palliative care to local people, supporting them in ways which go beyond the scope and funding of the NHS. Today, donations are as important as ever and around 85% of our care is made possible thanks to your support.

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www.legclub.org

The Foundation has been created to relieve suffering from problems of the lower limb and associated conditions through the implementation of an award winning model that motivates and empowers individuals to take ownership of their care, alleviate their suffering and reduce the stigma attached to their condition. It also seeks to further advance education in all aspects of leg health among sufferers, carers, the general public and the healthcare professions.

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MAKING THE CASE FOR APPROPRIATE DRESSING SELECTION WITH ACTIVHEAL®

Article: Non-healing wounds currently represent a significant burden to the NHS, where it is estimated that 4-5% of the adult population has a stalled wound at any one time (Guest et al, 2017). Choosing an appropriate dressing to aid wound healing can be a complicated process. However getting the selection right can help to save time and reduce waste, which in turn helps to make budgets go further without any impact to patient outcomes or their overall satisfaction levels.

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