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85% of Best Practice attendees felt the event presented them with clear, practical and useful information.

The UK’s number one event for the primary care and general practice community, established a decade ago, returns to Birmingham on 13-14 October 2021.

Providing powerful CPD certified content, free of charge, to more than 4,000 senior decision makers from primary care; Best Practice is hugely valued by its attendees:

• 86% rated Best Practice as excellent or good in terms of content and speakers
• 82% of previous attendees plan on joining us for this October’s face-to-face event
• 78% plan on bringing a colleague with them for the next Best Practice show
• 62% of previous attendees feel the most recent Best Practice exceeded their expectations

If you are working within a practice or group of practices and want to access world class training and the best possible content this is the show for you.

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Lower limb wounds form the largest proportion of wound care. In 2019, there were an estimated 739,000 leg ulcers in England with estimated healthcare costs of £3.1 billion per annum and there are at least as many people with foot ulcers but without diabetes, as there are people with diabetic foot ulcers. Between 2012/13 and 2017/18, the number of GP appointments for wound care increased by 164% increase while practice nurse appointments increased by 51%.

The quality of care varies widely but evidence-based care increases healing, reduces recurrence and thus significantly reduces the number of people with lower limb wounds. This situation presents a valuable opportunity for quality improvement through system change to deliver better patient outcomes and secure better value from existing resources. This webinar will share information about the National Wound Care Strategy Programme’s (NWCSP) work to implement better care for people with lower limb wounds.

Produced by the Best Practice Show and created in partnership with National Wound Care Strategy Programme.

PRESENTERS:

• Dr Una Adderley, Director, National Wound Care Strategy Programme
• Dr Mike Burrows, National Coordination Director, The AHSN Network
• Dr Sarah Philips, Medical Director, Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT)

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