23-26 AUG, ADELAIDE

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Clinical Decision‑Making in Action: A Patient Case Using 5‑Layer Silicone Foam

Synopsis

This session explores the complexity of chronic wound management through a real patient case, illustrating how patient factors, wound characteristics and system pressures shape clinical decision‑making.

The introduction frames the holistic challenge clinicians face—such as decision fatigue and the tendency to view products as interchangeable—before the case demonstrates how evidence‑based dressing selection can significantly impact outcomes.

By connecting published scientific findings with practical bedside application, the session highlights how understanding the performance differences of five‑layer silicone foam dressings supports more confident, consistent and effective wound care. Join us to strengthen clinical reasoning and enhance decision quality in managing complex wound patients.

Agenda
Time Details 
0730-0735Welcome and Introduction of speakers 
0735-0745The Holistic Clinical Challenge (Michelle) The reality of complexity Decision fatigue The commodity trap 
0745-0755 Patient Case Introduction and Evidence Link (Melissa) Purpose Case Overview: Patient background (e.g., diabetes, limited mobility, recurrent admissions). Current wound presentation: exudate level, skin condition, risk factors, and care setting. 
0755-0810From Bench to Bedside – Managing the Case Demonstrate how evidence translates into real‑world decision‑making for this patient. 
0810-0830 Guided Case Study Walk‑Through Apply the earlier scientific and practical insights through a step‑by‑step guided review of the case 
0830-0845Audience Discussion and Q&A 
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