Explore the archived podcasts and webinars below to discover the latest research and insights from our esteemed industry sponsors. For additional industry-sponsored webinars, visit the Wounds Canada YouTube channel, where you can access a variety of webinars presented at Wounds Canada events and conferences.
 
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Podcast Topic

 Air date

 Link

Duration

geko™- Reducing Medical Waste by Using the gekoTM 

December 12, 2025

9 mins.

MIMOSA - Driving Health Equity: An AI-Powered Imaging Technology for Early Detection of Pressure Injuries

December 4, 2025

17 mins.

Webinar Topic

 Air date

 Link

Duration

Mölnlycke - Critical Care Without Walls: Pressure Injury Prevention Outside of the ICU

November 18, 2025

1 hour

Mölnlycke - Venous Leg Ulcers (VLUs) Painful for the Practitioner and the Patient

October 16, 2025

1 hour

Mölnlycke - Cooling the Heat A Practical Approach to Burn Care

June 10, 2025

55 minutes

Smith+Nephew - Practice Pearls: Best Practice Recommendations for Single-Use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (sNPWT) in Community Management of Diabetic Foot Ulcers (DFUs)

February 6, 2025

61 mins

Mölnlycke: Building a Framework for Sustaining a Pressure Injury Prevention Protocol in Acute Care
 

November 14, 2024

55 min

Smith+Nephew: Strategies for Infection Management and Biofilm Defense

January 24, 2024

55 min

Mölnlycke: Understanding the Value of Guideline-Based Practice for Pressure Injuries

February 28, 2024

51 min

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