Accel-Heal Commercial Director, Paul McKenna, introduces a webinar on the use of electrical stimulation therapy to stimulate wound healing after the recent news that Singapore and Australia have approved use of the devices.
In the paper “Electrical stimulation for pain reduction in hard-to-heal wound healing” a literature review was carried out to identify the impact of electrical stimulation wound therapy on chronic wound outcomes.
On the back of our international expansion into Singapore, we will be hosting a webinar to introduce the concept of electrical stimulation therapy to health care providers. The Accel-Heal device stimulates healing and relieves pain in patients with hard-to-heal wounds including leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers and pressure ulcers. The event will include a live...
Leanne Atkin, Vascular Nurse Consultant, provides an introduction to the new clinical paper, An audience survey of practice relating to pain in the management of chronic venous leg ulcers. This survey supports the need for technological solutions, such as Accel-Heal, to reduce ulcer pain and enable patients to receive effective compression therapy. Click the video...
Is now the time to consider advanced technology to kick-start wound healing in chronic wounds? Jeanette Milne (Chief Matron at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust) reviews the wound healing challenges we are now faced with, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. A panel of experienced clinicians share experiences and provide clinical insight into how this...
Accel-Heal Commercial Director Paul McKenna introduces a webinar on wound healing. The Speakers are Dr Robin Martin BSC, PHD, Scientific Consultant and Liz Ovens, Independent Tissue Viability Specialist Nurse.
Wound pain can be excruciating, and this pain can have serious knock-on effects on the way in which a wound is treated. Although the gold standard treatment of venous leg ulcers (VLU) is the application of a full compression system, some patients can’t tolerate this treatment because of the pain caused by their wound. But...
November 2019, Wounds UK, Harrogate, UK Two symposia at the Wounds UK conference in Harrogate in November 2019, outlined how Accel-Heal®, a single use, portable, easy-to-use electrical stimulation device can improve clinical practice. Dr Leanne Atkin opened the proceedings describing that the evidence is clear that compression therapy improves the healing of venous leg...