Wound Care People & Medicareplus International Podcasts

MASD clinical practice: present day and into the future

We are back with the final episode in this series about MASD. For this episode, we will be discussing the evolution of MASD clinical practice from now, and into the future.  Joining Nicola Rusling, Medical Editor and Writer for Wound Care People, will be Alison Parnham and Joy Tickle, both Tissue Viability Nurse Specialists, and Dale Copson, Clinical Services Specialist Consultant.

The best approach to preventing MASD

Welcome back! For our third episode in this series, we will be exploring the best approach to preventing MASD and how you can treat it effectively.  Joining us for this episode will be our host, Nicola Rusling, Medical Editor and Writer for Wound Care People, alongside Alison Parnham and Joy Tickle, both Tissue Viability Nurse Specialists, and Dale Copson, Clinical Services Specialist Consultant.

MASD assessment: key steps and common pitfalls

Welcome to the second in a series of podcasts from Wound Care People and Medicareplus International. This episode focuses on MASD assessment, highlighting key steps and common pitfalls in the process.  Joining Nicola Rusling, Medical Editor and Writer for Wound Care People, will be Alison Parnham and Joy Tickle, both Tissue Viability Nurse Specialists, and Dale Copson, Clinical Services Specialist Consultant.

What is MASD?

Welcome to the first in a series of podcasts from Wound Care People and Medicareplus International. This first episode focuses on setting the scene, explaining what MASD is, and highlights the issues it can cause for clinicians in practice.  Joining Nicola Rusling, Medical Editor and Writer for Wound Care People, will be Alison Parnham and Joy Tickle, both Tissue Viability Nurse Specialists, and Dale Copson, Clinical Services Specialist Consultant.