Enhance Best Practice in Pressure Area Care

Our Educational Webinar Series brings together leading clinicians, evidence-based research, and real-world practice insights to support healthcare professionals in delivering measurable improvements in patient outcomes.

Each session addresses the practical challenges faced in today’s complex care environments, including:

• Manual vs. automated repositioning strategies

• The role of sleep in tissue viability and recovery

• Effective lower limb offloading techniques

• Dementia-informed pressure care approaches

• Collaborative repositioning models

• Delivering quality care during winter pressures and corridor care escalation

Designed for acute, community, and long-term care settings, these webinars provide actionable guidance to strengthen clinical practice, improve efficiency, and support safer patient care.

Manual Patient Repositioning. Repositioned

In this webinar, we explored the benefits and considerations of both manual patient repositioning and automated lateral patient turning systems. We delve into the various factors that healthcare professionals need to consider when deciding which method to use, including patient safety, staff workload, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

Quality of Life Benefits: Sleep is Essential to Health

In this webinar, we delve into the science behind sleep and its healing properties. We explored the various stages of sleep, the physiological processes that occur during each stage, and how these processes contribute to the body’s ability to repair and regenerate.

Gold Standard: Lower Limb Offloading

This webinar is designed to support HCPs dedicated to advancing lower limb pressure ulcer care. Achieving the Gold Standard in Lower Limb Offloading, led by industry expert Dr Paul Chadwick, Visiting Professor, Birmingham City University. Consultant Podiatrist Pioneer Wound Care directs a detailed discussion around industry-leading strategies, techniques, and innovations in lower limb pressure ulcer prevention and treatment.

Achieving the Gold Standard in Repositioning for Dementia Care

Building on the success of the NAEP 2025 workshop, “An innovative approach to managing the repositioning schedule for patients with dementia”, Lisa Martin explores how repositioning and pressure area care strategies can be adapted to better suit the complex needs of this patient group.

Elevating Patient Repositioning: A Collaborative Approach for Best Practice

Repositioning plays a vital role in preventing pressure ulcers, maintaining skin integrity, and supporting overall patient well-being. As healthcare continues to evolve, care teams face growing demands, yet these challenges also present new opportunities to improve how repositioning is delivered. With the right strategies, collaboration, and tools in place, it’s possible to achieve safe, effective, and consistent repositioning, even in today’s fast-paced clinical environments.