Ep10 - Welcome to Advancing Wound Care

In episode 10 of the Two Echidnae podcast, we say hello to double figures and welcome in Advancing Wound Care. While we are still burrowing down into prickly conversations in wound and oedema management, we are launching our new logo, website and socials as we build out online education and resources to further equip clinicians with clarity and confidence.Timestamps 00:00 Introduction01:23 The Big News02:40 The evolution of Advancing Wound Care02:55 Advancing Wound Care filling the gaps in wound education03:51 Hop on hop off04:44 Click on the Advancing Wound Care website for updates and don’t forget the au05:56 The arrow, the face, the heart and the star11:23 Advancing Advancing Wound Care11:36 The socials12:16 We get it14:42 Being caught in the middle and not knowing what to do17:14 Future episode topics19:59 Recap of our collective experience in the context of real-world clinical practice.22:43 Both Accredited Lymphoedema Practitioners as well22:55 Addressing the gaps between wound and lymphoedema/chronic oedema management26:54 Shout out to current and future followers and links to all the places we hang outResources mentioned:Advancing Wound Care https://www.advancingwoundcare.com.auAustralasian Lymphology Association https://www.lymphoedema.org.au/education-&-resources/lymphoedema-training-courses/EndnotesIf you enjoyed this episode please like, subscribe, leave a comment or share with your colleagues.The Two Echidnae Podcast is part of Advancing Wound Care, our online education platform for clinicians. Reach out to us on our other Advancing Wound Care Socials, where you’ll also find hints, tips and resources.For more value, connect with us at:Web https://www.advancingwoundcare.com.au to join our newsletter mailing list to be the first to hear about online education opportunitiesEmail consultants@advancingwoundcare.com.auTikTokInstagramFacebookLinkedInYouTube Apple Podcasts SpotifyThe views expressed in this podcast are our own and is intended specifically for healthcare professionals. Always follow your organisation's policies and procedures or refer to your healthcare provider for individual wound advice.