The Six Rights of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy: Clinical Considerations and Reimbursement Updates Registration

Start Date:1/28/2021

Start Time:1:00 PM EST

Duration:60 minutes

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy is an advanced wound modality that has been around for centuries in some form or fashion, but has become more popular in the last few decades. Although not appropriate for all wound types, more and more technologies have emerged allowing Negative Pressure Wound Therapy to be utilized across the care continuum. This webinar will review clinical considerations and reimbursement strategies while also debunking several popular myths about integrating this modality into a wound practice.

At the conclusion of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

Identify clinical considerations for Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Review common myths about Negative Pressure Wound Therapy that should be debunked
Strategize about reimbursement and clinical implications

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Speakers

Martha R. Kelso

Chief Executive Officer

Wound Care Plus, LLC

With over 20 years’ experience in advanced wound care, Martha is widely recognized as a pioneer in the advanced wound care arena, one who works tirelessly to shape the future landscape of healthcare. An expert and entrepreneur in the field of mobile medicine, she is a published author and a member of several national advisory boards. She is frequently called upon as a legal expert witness and has been a featured speaker at more than 300 educational events. She is currently the principal iInvestigator for a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services-funded clinical research study on the efficacy of platelet-rich plasma. Wound Care Plus's skilled and caring wound specialists use innovative products and cutting-edge technology to treat individuals with wound or skin issues at almost any site of care. They have educated thousands of healthcare professionals and caregivers, not just on the practicalities of wound care, but also on federal regulations and national guidelines.