PPP Specialist Series
Going further for wound healing
PPP’s wound care series examines the impact of chronic wounds on patients, professionals and systems in the health and social care services. It aims to explore the unmet needs in wound care, break down silos between the frontline and leadership, and help to transform the delivery of wound care.
Wound healing
The UK is grappling with the rising burden of chronic wounds. Wound care represents the third highest expense for the NHS, after cancer and diabetes, and cost the NHS £8.3 billion in 2017/18. It is believed this cost is now closer to £10 billion a year. Despite this, wound care is not included in any Integrated Care Board strategic objectives or Quality and Outcomes Framework points.
Through four roundtables convened by PPP between April to June this year, experts from around the country discussed the challenges and opportunities to improve outcomes in wound care. The recommendations from these events are now being brought together in a PPP Report which will discussed through three panel debates at the PPP Wound Care Conference 2023 on 19 October in London.
Upcoming events
Going further for wound healing
All PPP events are free for the Public Sector including NHS Organisations, Local Authorities, academics, researchers, not-for-profit and third sector providers and charitable sectors. A limited number of Private Sector Tickets (suppliers) are available at £499.99 per ticket.
Wound Care Conference 2023
50-52 Chancery Ln, London WC2A 1HL
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If you work for a commercial organisation and want to find out more about how you can be involved in PPP’s Wound Care Conference 2023 or future programmes relating to wound management, contact Ameneh Saatchi on ameneh.saatchi@publicpolicyprojects.com
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