OPTIMISING WOUND HEALING WORKSHOP
Presented by Shani Elwis, National Clinical Account Manager, HARTMANN
OPTIMISING WOUND HEALING WORKSHOP
Wound Bed Preparation, Exudate Management, Multi-layered Compression and Skin Tears in the Community Setting.
Join Surgical House and HARTMANN for an interactive educational session designed for community nurses and clinicians. This evidence-based workshop will explore the key principles of wound balance, wound bed preparation, effective exudate management, multi-layered compression therapy and best practice skin tear prevention and treatment. Participants will gain practical insights and clinical strategies to support community care settings.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Understand the principles of wound bed preparation and their role in promoting optimal wound healing.
Recognise different levels and types of wound exudate and select appropriate management strategies to support wound balance.
Apply evidence-based approaches to the assessment, prevention, and treatment of skin tears in community care settings.
Demonstrate application and ongoing management of multilayer compression systems in community settings.
Identify appropriate dressing selection based on wound characteristics, patient needs, and clinical goals.
Implement practical interventions that support patient quality of life.
Workshop Details
DATE: Thursday 17 September 2026
TIME: 9am TO 11:30am
VENUE: Surgical House Community Training Centre, 46 King Edward Rd, Osborne Park WA 6017
COST: $19.95 + GST includes barista coffee and breakfast
ENQUIRIES: Serge Belardo, National Business Development Manager, Surgical House phone: 0438 292 562 email:sbelardo@surgicalhouse.com.au
Registration Essential. CPD Points Available.
About the Presenter
Shani Elwis, National Clinical Account Manager - Community, HARTMANN
Shani Elwis is HARTMANN’s National Clinical Account Manager – Community, bringing extensive expertise in wound care and continence management to healthcare professionals across Australia. With postgraduate qualifications in Clinical Nursing, specialising in Neurosciences, and Professional Health Education, Shani is passionate about supporting clinicians to deliver evidence-based, person-centred care. In her role, Shani works closely with clinicians, nurses and carers to provide practical education, tailored clinical solutions and current insights into effective wound healing and continence management. She has a talent for translating complex clinical information into practical, easy-to-apply guidance that supports better outcomes and empowers healthcare teams working in community care.
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