Sep 14, 2026 21 min

Wondzorg

from 't Spreekuur Hosted by AZ Diest

Een wonde loop je gemakkelijk op, maar hoe verzorg je ze op de juiste manier? In deze eerste aflevering van ’t Spreekuur praat ik met Martine Vrijs, wond- en stomaverpleegkundige bij AZ Diest. Martine legt helder uit wat goede wondzorg inhoudt en waarop je tijdens de verzorging moet letten. Een praktisch en toegankelijk gesprek voor iedereen.

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