Conference Agenda
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Daily Overview |
| 8:00am to 9:00am |
Registration& Morning coffee Location: Exhibition Hall |
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| 9:00am to 9:45am |
A. Opening: Opening session Location: Concert Hall 09:00 – 09:25: Conference opening (Tom O’Connor, Andrea Pokorná)
09:25 – 09:45: Presentation of the Guidelines Group including representatives of NPIAP and PIPPA & Copy of the Guidelines presented to the Chief Nurse of Ireland Rachel Kenna |
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| 9:45am to 10:45am |
A. Plenary Key Session 1: SUSTAINING PREVENTION & TREATMENT: PERSON-CENTRED PU CARE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN Location: Concert Hall Chair: Tom O'Connor Chair: Andrea Pokorná ONE CONDITION, MANY PATHWAYS: PRESSURE ULCERS ACROSS LIFE, HEALTH, AND CARE CONTEXTS 10:05am - 10:25am TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAMWORK: EXPLORING TEAM PERFORMANCE IN PRESSURE ULCER CARE |
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| 10:45am to 10:55am |
Short Break 1 |
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| 10:55am to 12:00pm |
A. Key session 2: SUSTAINING RESEARCH ON PU PREVENTION AND TREATMENT Location: Concert Hall Chair: Dominique Sigaudo-Roussel Chair: Declan Patton FUNDING PRESSURE ULCER RESEARCH IS ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINABILITY 11:15am - 11:35am ADVANCED BIOMATERIALS FOR CHRONIC WOUND REPAIR 11:35am - 11:55am TISSUE STRAINS COMPUTATION WITH BIOMECHANICAL MODELS TO PREVENT PRESSURE ULCERS |
B. Key session 3: SUSTAINING PU PREVENTION AND TREATMENT IN CRITICAL CARE SETTINGS Location: Landsdowne room Chair: Maarit Ahtiala Chair: Steven Smet PRESSURE ULCERS/INJURIES MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS 11:15am - 11:35am HARMONISING PRESSURE ULCER OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN CRITICAL CARE: NEXT STEPS. THE SAFE-ICU EUROPEAN RESEARCH NETWORK (SAFE-ICU COST ACTION CA24107) 11:35am - 11:55am GLOBAL PREVALENCE OF PRESSURE INJURIES: PAST EVIDENCE AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS (SAFE-ICU COST ACTION CA24107) |
C. FPS 1: Free paper session 1: LONG TERM & GERIATRIC CARE Location: Dodder Hall A Chair: Kirsti Ahmajarvi Chair: Katrin Balzer KINAESTHETICS TO PROMOTE MOBILITY IN CARE RECIPIENTS: EVALUATION OF THE CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS 11:05am - 11:15am IMPACT OF AN INPATIENT GERIATRIC CONSULTATION TEAM ON PRESSURE ULCERS IN HOSPITALIZED OLDER ADULTS 11:15am - 11:25am COMPARISON OF TWO SKIN PROTECTION REGIMES FOR THE PREVENTION OF INCONTINENCE-ASSOCIATED DERMATITIS 11:25am - 11:35am NURSING HOME RESIDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF INCONTINENCE CARE AND INCONTINENCE-ASSOCIATED DERMATITIS PREVENTION 11:35am - 11:45am BETWEEN RESPONSIBILITY AND DELEGATION: NURSES’ EXPERIENCES OF PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION 11:45am - 11:55am EVALUATION OF A UNIVERSAL SIZED OFFLOADING BOOT FOR FOOT PRESSURE DAMAGE PREVENTION: A 100 PATIENT EVALUATION |
D. Workshop 1: THE WHY, THE HOW AND THE JOURNEY: OUR EXPERIENCE WITH PATIENT AND PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR PRESSURE SORE PREVENTION Location: Dodder Hall B Chair: Hannah Wilson This workshop explores the impact of PUs through lived experience, highlights approaches to patient
and public involvement (PPI), and shares insights. It will also examine how partnerships between
patients, care partners, researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry can drive progress. |
| 12:00pm to 12:45pm |
Lunch break 1 |
Meet the Expert: Networking event |
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| 12:45pm to 1:30pm |
Poster viewing: Poster viewing and Q&A with presenters Location: Exhibition Hall DOES AN INNOVATE MATTRESS ALIGN WITH INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES - TISSUE TOLERANCE AND MECHANICAL LOAD THE PROTECTIVE STRAIN REDUCTION EFFECT OF SLIDABLE LAYERS IN A PROPHYLACTIC DRESSING THE IMPACT OF DRESSING PAD DESIGN FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: A FINITE ELEMENT STUDY CONTROLLED RELEASE OF VEGF IN ALG–HA BEAD SYSTEM TO PROMOTE WOUND HEALING IN PUNCH-INDUCED WOUND RAT MODEL EPORTED INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE RATES OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN THE PAEDIATRIC POPULATION: A META-REVIEW OF SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS WHAT IS THE FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF A PRESSURE ULCER CARE BUNDLE IN A MATERNITY SETTING IN AN ACUTE HOSPITAL? HEALTH OUTCOMES LED BY ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WOUNDS: A SCOPING REVIEW MICROCIRCULATION-BASED DEVICE FOR PRESSURE INJURY RISK ASSESSMENT: A DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY STUDY PREDICTIVE ACCURACY OF EVARUCI, CALCULATE AND BRADEN SCALES IN INTENSIVE CARE: PROTOCOL OF A COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY CLINICAL VALIDATION OF A MOBILE LIDAR BASED 3D SYSTEM FOR PRECISE PRESSURE ULCER MORPHOMETRY AI POWERED DEPTH CAMERA SYSTEM TO DETERMINE PATIENT POSITION IN BED TO AID TURNING PROTOCOLS SMART PATCH FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PRESSURE ULCERS: COMPENSATING DIFFERENT BODY POSTIONS BEYOND CONVENTIONAL RISK SCALES: TEMPORAL PATTERNS AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL PREDICTORS OF EARLY DEEP TISSUE INJURY IN ICU CHATGPT TODAY, ROBOTIC PARTNERS TOMORROW: HUMAN AUTHORITY IN PERSON-CENTRED WOUND ASSESSMENT PRESSURESMART: A MULTI-PARTNER CONSORTIUM TO DEVELOP REAL-TIME AI POSTURE MONITORING FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION WOUND MEASUREMENT PRACTICES AMONG WOUND CARE NURSES: A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON PRESSURE INJURY MONITORING BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES: THE ROLE OF SEATING SUPPORT SURFACES IN PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION LET’S CE IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT THE DEVICES USED FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION & MANAGEMENT FROM METRICS TO CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING: APPLYING ISO 16840 TESTING TO SEATING SUPPORT SURFACES FOR PI PREVENTION VIRTUE OF AIR: ARE ALL ALTERNATING SUPPORT SURFACE DESIGNS EQUIVALENT? IMMERSE IN AIR: ARE ALL AIR IMMERSION SUPPORT SURFACES IDENTICAL? BASIC STUDY ON THE DESIGN OF PRESSURE-REDISTRIBUTING CUSHIONS THAT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE USER’S PHYSIQUE THEATRE: MOVING FROM MANUAL OFF-LOADING TO IMMERSIVE PRESSURE REDISTRIBUTION IN COMPLEX BARIATRIC SURGERY ‘PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS’ – MAINTAINING SKIN INTEGRITY AND ENHANCING MOBILITY WITH ACTIVE SEATING ABSORPTION AND WICKING IN BED SHEETS FOR REPOSITIONING EFFECTIVENESS OF AN AUTOMATIC ALTERNATING PRESSURE AIR MATTRESS WITH INTEGRATED USAGE HISTORY: A 12- WEEK OBSERVATIONAL STUDY PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION PATIENT PASSPORT FOR SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS MANAGEMENT OF PRESSURE ULCER IN A PALLIATIVE CARE PATIENT: A CLINICAL CASE REPORT SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION AS A KEY FACTOR IN PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION FOR ONCOLOGY PATIENTS ENHANCING HEALING IN DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS: A RAPID UMBRELLA REVIEW OF FISH-DERIVED DERMAL SUBSTITUTES EDUCATION PLAN FOR TYPE II DM / WAGNER 2 PATIENTS: AMPUTATION PREVENTION USING THE TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL AND STAGES OF CHANGE - COLOMBIA. IMPORTANCE OF GRADE 0 IN PRESSURE INJURIES PREVENTION IN A POPULATION OF INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY PEOPLE: THE ROLE OF HYALURONATE AND AMINO ACIDS PREVENTING PROGRESSION FROM MOISTURE-ASSOCIATED SKIN DAMAGE TO PRESSURE ULCERATION: A MULTICENTRE OBSERVATIONAL EVALUATION “A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO HEEL PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION” EVALUATION OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE HEEL PADS FOR THE PREVENTION OF PRESSURE ULCERS DOES A NURSING-LED MOBILIZATION PROTOCOL REDUCE PRESSURE ULCERS IN THE ICU? A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY AN EFFICIENT METHOD TO PREVENT ADDITIONAL WHOLE ARM SKIN INJURIES IN PATIENTS WITH PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS INFLUENCE OF WOUND DRESSING COMPOSITION ON PH AT THE DRESSING–WOUND BED INTERFACE EVALUATION OF POLYABSORBANT TLC-NOSF FOR PRESSURE INJURIES IN A PRE IMPLEMENTATION HOSPITAL REVIEW MANAGEMENT OF A CHRONIC PRESSURE ULCER IN A YOUNG ADULT WITH SPINA BIFIDA WITH POLYABSORBENT FIBRE ROPE 17 YR PU HEALED WITH A POLYABSORBENT FIBRE DRESSING INCORPORATING TLC-NOSF TO HEAL POSITIVE IMPACT OF EARLY INTERVENTION USING TLC-NOSF IN THE MANAGEMENT OF A HEEL PRESSURE ULCER PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES OF A NEXT-GENERATION FIVE-LAYER FOAM DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS STAYS PUT AND SURVIVES THE PEEL: TWO COMPLEMENTARY VOLUNTEER STUDIES OF A NEW 5‑LAYER SILICONE FOAM DRESSING PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY OF A THIN POLYURETHANE FOAM DRESSING ACROSS MULTIPLE WOUND TYPES: A RETROSPECTIVE CHART REVIEW USE OF MEDICAL HONEY IN THE TREATMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS USING PRESSURE MAPPING AS AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION HARNESSING CHITOSAN BASED TECNOLOGY TO ACCELERATE MASD HEALING AND POTENTIALLY REDUCE PRESSURE ULCER RISK ;FINDINGS FROM A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A CHITOSAN BASED WOUND HEALING GEL FAST-TRACK TREATMENT ALGORITHM FOR PATIENTS WITH EPUAP STAGE IV PRESSURE ULCERS CHALLENGES IN MANAGING GRADE 4 ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY PRESSURE ULCER IN A PARAPLEGIC PATIENT: A CASE STUDY A NURSE-LED APPROACH TO PREVENTING HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED PRESSURE INJURIES SSKIN PROMPT PRESSURE ULCER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT COLLABORATIVE CAN THE USE OF MULTI-LAYERED SILICONE DRESSINGS BE ECONOMICAL IN AMBULANCE? A PROBABILITY ASSESSMENT MEASURING THE VISIBILITY OF THE PRESSURE INJURIES –DAYS UNLOCKING KNOWLEDGE UNDER PRESSURE: IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ESCAPE ROOM ON PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION BEYOND TEAMS: ADVANCING PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION THROUGH A MULTIDISCIPLINARY COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE RETHINKING PRESSURE MATTRESSES: CHALLENGING TRADITION THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE CONTINUOUS INTEGRAL DEBRIDEMENT CHALLENGE THE ESTABLISHMENT – TO DTI OR NOT DTI THAT IS THE QUESTION? RESOLUTION OF INFECTED PRESSURE ULCER WITHIN TWO WEEKS OF USING A NANOCRYSTALLINE SILVER DRESSING HOW COULD WE REDUCE PRESSURE INJURY: EXPERIENCE OF A PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION ROUNDING OVER 3 YEARS |
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A. Industry symposium 1: Care of Sweden: Clinical Evaluation of an Artificial Intelligence Enabled Autonomous Pressure Management Surface Across Care Settings Location: Concert Hall Speakers: Prof Joan-Enric Torra Bou, Victor Guerrini, Fares Al‑Khaliliy
Pressure injury prevention has always depended on people doing the right thing at the right time.
Checking. Adjusting. Reassessing. But healthcare systems are under pressure. Patients are more complex. Staff is stretched. And many prevention routines still rely on manual actions that are easy to miss, delay, or perform inconsistently.
So, the question becomes:
How can support surfaces be autonomous, not to replace care, but to make prevention more reliable, sustainable, and person-centred? |
B. Industry symposium 2: URGO: Continuous Integral Debridement: A breakthrough in managing slough Location: Landsdowne room Speakers:
Dr Paulo Alves, PhD, MSc, RN, Porto – Portugal
Dr Dieter Mayer, Vascular Surgeon, Zürich – Switzerland
Kate Moran, Tissue Viability Nurse Specialist – Western Health & Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland- This symposium will explore the critical role of slough in impaired wound healing and introduce Continuous Integral Debridement as an innovative and practical approach to its management with Urgo Medical products.
The session will begin with an overview of slough, its pathophysiology, and the challenges it represents in wound care, presented by Paulo Alvès. Dieter Mayer will then introduce the concepts of Integral Debridement and Continuous Integral Debridement, highlighting how this cyclical, proactive approach can improve wound bed preparation. Finally, Kate Moran will share real-world clinical experience in managing slough in pressure ulcers, illustrating the benefits of this approach in daily practice.
Together, these expert perspectives will provide both scientific insight and practical guidance to support improved wound healing outcomes across a wide range of patients. |
C. FLASH PRESENTATIONS 1: SHORT LISTED SCIENTIFIC POSTERS 1 Location: EPUAP Forum Chair: Rosemarie Derwin NURSES' CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING ABOUT PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION IN HOSPITAL SETTINGS: A SCOPING REVIEW 1:32pm - 1:34pm ONE TEAM, ONE GOAL - A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO REDUCING PRESSURE INJURY INCIDENCE BY 50% HOSPITAL-WIDE IN 2025 1:34pm - 1:36pm FROM A SINGLE SPECIALIST TO A HOSPITAL-WIDE NETWORK: STRENGTHENING NURSING LEADERSHIP IN WOUND CARE AND PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION 1:36pm - 1:38pm CLOSING THE GAP: AN AUDIT ON PRESURE ULCER PREVENTION 1:38pm - 1:40pm NICU MEDICAL DEVICE-RELATED PRESSURE ULCERS IN A NORTHERN ITALIAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL: A 7-YEAR INCIDENCE ANALYSIS 1:40pm - 1:42pm EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY 1:42pm - 1:44pm PRESSURE INJURY PATTERNS AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN A NEUROLOGICAL ICU 1:44pm - 1:46pm SUB-EPIDERMAL MOISTURE (SEM) SCANNER FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION IN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS: A SCOPING REVIEW 1:46pm - 1:48pm PROCESS AUDIT AS A BEHAVIORAL CHANGE STRATEGY FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION IN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS: AN EXPERIENCE REPORT 1:48pm - 1:50pm IMPACT OF SKIN MICROBIOME CHARACTERISTICS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS AMONG YOUNG ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW 1:50pm - 1:52pm INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS OF PRESSURE ULCERS’ DEVELOPMENT IN PATIENTS FOLLOWED BY A PREVENTATIVE CARE BUNDLE IN TWO ITALIAN EMERGENCY SETTINGS 1:52pm - 1:54pm HYDROCOLLOID VERSUS POLYURETHANE FOAM DRESSINGS FOR PREVENTION OF NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION INTERFACE-RELATED PRESSURE INJURIES IN ADULTS: AN EMPTY SYSTEMATIC REVIEW 1:54pm - 1:56pm EFFECTIVENESS OF A NURSING PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION CARE BUNDLE ON HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED PRESSURE INJURY RATES IN AN ADULT ICU: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL 1:56pm - 1:58pm WHO IS UNDER MORE PRESSURE?! INCIDENCE OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE RELATED PRESSURE INJURY IN INTERNAL WARD AND ICU: PROSPECTIVE SINGLE HOSPITAL STUDY 1:58pm - 2:00pm A MULTI-PRODUCT APPROACH TO MANAGING BIOBURDEN AND AUTOLYTIC DEBRIDEMENT IN AN INFECTED PRESSURE ULCER 2:00pm - 2:02pm CONTINUOUS DEBRIDEMENT OF 67 PATIENTS WITH PRESSURE INJURIES WITH CHARGED POLYABSORBENT DRESSINGS 2:02pm - 2:04pm EXTENSIVE PELVIC BONE NECROSIS AND SEPTIC COMPLICATION OF A STAGE IV PRESSURE ULCER IN A YOUNG PARAPLEGIC PATIENT 2:04pm - 2:06pm CATHETER ASSOCIATED MEATAL PRESSURE INJURIES: OUTCOMES OF AN INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION IN LONG TERM CARE 2:06pm - 2:08pm THE ACCEPTABILITY, APPROPRIATENESS AND FEASIBILITY OF PROPHYLACTIC DRESSINGS AMONG AT RISK OLDER ADULTS IN A RESIDENTIAL CARE SETTING: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT 2:08pm - 2:10pm INTERDISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION AFTER FLAP SURGERY IN SPINAL CORD INJURY: EXPERIENCES FROM CLINICAL PRACTICE 2:10pm - 2:12pm SUSTAINABILITY IN PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: THE IMPACT OF PRODUCT LIFESPAN AND MAINTENANCE ON LONG-TERM OUTCOMES 2:12pm - 2:14pm REAL-WORLD EVALUATION OF PATIENTS' AND HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS' EXPERIENCE WITH AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-ENABLED AUTONOMOUS PRESSURE MANAGEMENT SURFACE FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT ACROSS ACUTE AND INTERMEDIATE CARE SETTINGS 2:14pm - 2:16pm PUTTING SUPPORT SURFACE CLASSIFICATION TO BED, ONCE AND FOR ALL 2:16pm - 2:18pm WHAT ARE THE PSYCHOMETRIC/ CLINIMETRIC PROPERTIES OF MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS USED IN PRESSURE ULCER RISK ASSESSMENT IN ADULTS AT RISK OF DEVELOPING PRESSURE ULCERS? 2:18pm - 2:20pm “PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION IS INSEPARABLE FROM POSTURAL MANAGEMENT” — MANAGING PRESSURE INJURIES IN PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX POSTURE AND CONTRACTURES: A COMMUNITY-BASED CASE SERIES |
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| 3:00pm to 3:10pm |
Short break 2 |
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| 3:10pm to 4:25pm |
A. Key session 4: SUSTAINING PU PREVENTION AND TREATMENT IN THE SPINAL CORD INJURY COMMUNITY Location: Concert Hall Chair: Helen Strapp Chair: Knaerke Soegaard PREVENT, DETECT, ACT: ADVANCING PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION AND TREATMENT IN THE SCI COMMUNITY 3:30pm - 3:50pm STOPPING THE SPIRAL: STRENGTHENING CLINICAL CARE TO PREVENT PRESSURE ULCER COMPLICATIONS 3:50pm - 4:13pm EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIPS IN PRESSURE ULCER CARE: IN CONVERSATION WITH AN EXPERT WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE |
B. Investigator Award: EPUAP EXPERIENCED AND EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATOR AWARD & PRESENTATION OF EPUAP FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS Location: Landsdowne room Chair: Dominique Sigaudo-Roussel Chair: Pierre-Yves ROHAN INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE KINETIC COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION AT THE HEEL IN SPINAL CORD INJURED QUANTIFYING CHANGES IN SOFT TISSUE MORPHOLOGY AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES WITH AGEING TELEMEDICINE FOLLOW-UP IN PREVENTION OF PRESSURE INJURY RECURRENCE AFTER FLAP SURGERY- A REALIST EVALUATION |
C. FPS 2: Free paper session 2: PATIENT SAFETY, QUALITY OF CARE AND POLICY Location: Dodder Hall A Chair: Carina Baath Chair: Pinar Avsar PRESSURE ULCER PREVALENCE IN GHANA: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY 3:20pm - 3:30pm INCIDENCE OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN LONG TERM HOSPITALISATION FACILITIES - DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONWIDE QUALITY MESURMENT AND FIRST RESULTS. 3:30pm - 3:40pm PRESSURE ULCERS IN INCIDENT REPORTS - A MULTICENTER STUDY IN SWEDEN 3:40pm - 3:50pm INTER-RATER RELIABILITY BETWEEN REGISTERED NURSES AND ASSISTANT NURSES WHEN USING PURPOSE T 3:50pm - 4:00pm BEPU2025: A UNIFORM RISK ASSESSMENT FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION IN FLANDERS (BELGIUM) 4:00pm - 4:10pm SAME INJURY, DIFFERENT STAGE? PRESSURE INJURY STAGING ACROSS CLINICAL AND REPORTING FRAMEWORKS 4:10pm - 4:20pm IMPROVING COMPLIANCE WITH PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION BUNDLES USING THE ASSKING FRAMEWORK: A PRE- POST QUALITY IMPROVEMENT STUDY |
D. Workshop 2: PRESSURE ULCERS IN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS – SAFE ICU COST ACTION (CA24107) Location: Dodder Hall B Chair: Pierre-Yves Blanchard Chair: Natalie McEvoy This interactive workshop will focus on the tools and frameworks used for risk assessment, with particular attention to their consistency, availability, and applicability across different European contexts. |
| 4:25pm to 5:00pm |
Coffee break 1 |
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| 4:30pm to 4:40pm |
Product Demo 1: Demo Precubitus Location: EPUAP Forum |
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| 4:45pm to 4:55pm |
Product Demo 2: LINET Location: EPUAP Forum |
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| 5:00pm to 6:15pm |
A. Panel debate: SUSTAINING PATIENT AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT (PPI): ENHANCING PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION AND TREATMENT THROUGH THE INCLUSION OF PATIENT EXPERTS. OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Location: Concert Hall Chair: Tom O'Connor Confirmed speakers Declan Naughton (expert with lived experience), Diarmuid Corry (expert with lived experience), Joe Bowden (expert with lived experience), Hannah Wilson, Liane Teixeira, Helen Strapp. Moderated by Tom O'Connor |
B. FPS 3: Free paper session 3: FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE & BIOENGINEERING Location: Landsdowne room Chair: Pierre-Yves ROHAN Chair: Silvia Caggiari A MOISTURE-RESPONSIVE FRICTIONAL AND THERMAL ADAPTABLE DRESSING: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION 5:10pm - 5:20pm BIOMECHANICAL MODELING OF SOFT TISSUE-FILLING MATERIAL INTERACTIONS IN SACRAL PRESSURE ULCERS 5:20pm - 5:30pm PRESSURE-INDUCED CHANGES IN SOFT TISSUE OXYGENATION AT SOFT AND BONY SITES: TOWARD PERSONALISED PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION 5:30pm - 5:40pm FEASIBILITY OF NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY FOR OBJECTIVE CLASSIFICATION OF STAGE 1 PRESSURE ULCERS 5:40pm - 5:50pm POSITIONING DEVICES: EVOLUTION OF IMPROVED PRESSURE REDUCING PROPERTIES 5:50pm - 6:00pm THERAPEUTIC WOUND AND SKIN CLEANSING: EVIDENCE BASED GUIDANCE |
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| 6:30pm to 7:30pm |
Welcome reception Location: Exhibition Hall Join us to enjoy a drink, reconnect with friends after a year, and network with companies leading progress in pressure ulcer prevention and treatment. |
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