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Registration
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Opening Ceremony
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Opening Key Session |
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Kyung Hee Park The Univ. of Suwon
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Evidence based presentation on pressure injury prevention
Dorothy Doughty WOC Nursing Education Center, Emory Univ., USA |
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Session 1 |
Prevention of pressure injury
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Dorothy Doughty WOC Nursing Education Center, Emory Univ., USA
Young Cheon Na Wonkwang Univ. Hosp.
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Best practices in pressure injury prevention: Strategies and insights
Dong Yeon Kim The Catholic Univ. of Korea Factors influencing pressure injuries in patients with dyspnea
Seungmi Park Chungbuk National Univ. Braden QD Scale in risk assessment for pediatric pressure injury
Hyun Jung Yeo Univ. of Ulsan, Asan Medical Center Discussion
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Coffee Break
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Keynote Lecture |
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Jong Won Rhie The Catholic Univ. of Korea
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Current trend of patient centered care in wound care
Hayley Ryan Wound Rescue, Australia |
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Session 2 |
Multidisciplinary Approach for Diabetic Foot
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Donghyeok ShinKonkuk Univ. Hosp.
Jiwon Son Korea Univ. Guro Hsop.
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Multidisciplinary approach for DFU in Japanese Podiatry Center
Miki Fujii Juntendo Univ., Japan Perioperative imaging for surgical reconstruction of diabetic foot
Hyung Sup Shim The Catholic Univ. of Korea HBOT and diabetic foot ulcer
Young Koo Lee Soonchunhyang Univ. Bucheon Hosp. Discussion
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Session 3 |
Exploring Diverse Wounds Encountered in the Clinical Field
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Seung Kyu Han Korea Univ. Guro Hsop.
Ji Seon Shin Kyungsang National Univ. Hosp.
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Comprehesive assessment and indetificaiton of wound
Ji Hyeon Hwang Univ. of Ulsan, Asan Medical Center Vasopressor injury
Hyonsurk Kim Dankook Univ. Hosp. Management of venous ulcer
Hyunsuk Peter Suh Univ. of Ulsan, Asan Medical Center Discussion
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First Day Closing Remark
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Presidential Dinner (Sebitseom)
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Opening Key Session |
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Kyung Hee Park The Univ. of Suwon
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Evidence based presentation on pressure injury prevention
Dorothy Doughty WOC Nursing Education Center, Emory Univ., USA |
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Session 4 |
Contest for Most Challenging Wound Experience (Korean)
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Yong Suk ChoHallym Univ. Hangang Sacred Heart Hosp.
Eunae Won Yonsei Univ. Gangnam Severance Hosp.
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Experiences of managing unresolved diabetic foot
Hwa Ran Lee The Catholic Univ. of Korea, Yeouido ST. Mary’s Hosp. Case presentation on the pressure injury treatment process for long-term rehabilitation medicine patients diagnosed with SCI
Jeong Ran Jeon Catholic Kwandong Univ. International ST. Mary's Hosp. Managing extensive cervical necrotizing fasciitis caused by odontogenic infection
Daiwon Jun The Catholic Univ. of Korea |
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Coffee Break
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Keynote Lecture |
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Jong Won Rhie The Catholic Univ. of Korea
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Current trend of patient centered care in wound care
Hayley Ryan Wound Rescue, Australia |
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MOU Session 1 |
New Concept of Acceleration and Regeneration of Wounds: Japanese Brand-New Science
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Bommie Seo The Catholic Univ. of Korea
Kento Takaya Keio Univ., Japan
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Development of an intelligent vibrational dressing to promote healing of diabetic foot ulcers
Daijiro Haba The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan The Mechanism of Complete Skin Regeneration -Wound healing ability of fetal mouse
Kento Takaya Keio Univ., Japan |
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MOU Ceremony |
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KWMS, JSWH MOU Ceremony (30min)
KWMS, TSWC MOU Ceremony (30min)
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First Day Closing Remark
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Opening Key Session |
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Kyung Hee Park The Univ. of Suwon
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Evidence based presentation on pressure injury prevention
Dorothy Doughty WOC Nursing Education Center, Emory Univ., USA |
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Session 5 |
The Wound Care Pathway - 5 step guide to wound healing
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Eunsoo Park Soonchunhyang Univ. Bucheon Hosp.
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The wound care pathway
David Howard Keast Parkwood Institute, St Joseph’s Health Care London, Canada |
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Coffee Break
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Keynote Lecture |
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Jong Won Rhie The Catholic Univ. of Korea
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Current trend of patient centered care in wound care
Hayley Ryan Wound Rescue, Australia |
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Session 6 |
All about Wound Environment
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Jai Kyung Pyon Sungkyunkwan Univ. Samsung Medical Center
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Best practice on pressure injuries utilising the M.O.I.S.T. concept
Delysia Tennant Hollywood Private Hosp., Australia M.O.I.S.T. From concept to clinical application
Diane Eng Molnlycke, Singapore |
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Session 7 |
Not all NPWT is the same
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Jae Ha Hwang Chonnam National Univ. Hosp.
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Start Smart, Start Right, the new evolution of NPWT
Chew Khong Yik Singapore General Hosp., Singapore Experience a better NPWT with periwound protection
Wooyoung Choi Chosun Univ. Hosp. |
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First Day Closing Remark
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Opening Key Session |
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Kyung Hee Park The Univ. of Suwon
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Evidence based presentation on pressure injury prevention
Dorothy Doughty WOC Nursing Education Center, Emory Univ., USA |
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Coffee Break
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Keynote Lecture |
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Jong Won Rhie The Catholic Univ. of Korea
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Current trend of patient centered care in wound care
Hayley Ryan Wound Rescue, Australia |
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Free Paper 1 |
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Han Gyu Cha Soonchunhyang Univ. Bucheon Hosp.
Eun Jin Han Yonsei Univ. Severance Hosp.
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FP-1-1 The effect of therapy ozone topical on the healing diabetic foot ulcer: A triple-blind randomized control trial
Asmat Burhan Univ. Harapan Bangsa, Indonesia FP-1-2 Four steps strategy wound hygiene diabetic foot ulcers
Rubiyanto Warja Bilqiss Medika Clinic, Indonesia FP-1-3 Combined use of wound treatment materials for effective wound management in primary healthcare clinic
Sangmo Bae B.A.E. Plastic Surgery Clinic FP-1-4 The effectiveness of chitosan hemostatic dressing to control moderate to severe bleeding in metastatic osteosarcoma wound patients: A case study
Asrizal Ostomy and Foot Care Centre Medan, Indonesia FP-1-5 Application cadexomer iodine powder and topical therapy with (Citosan and Zinc Oxide) on diabetic foot ulcer: Case study
Indri Fitrianinigsih Hermina Jatinegara Hosp., Indonesia |
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Free Paper 2 |
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Seung Min Nam Soonchunhyang Univ. Bucheon Hosp.
Yun Jin Lee Yonsei Univ. Severance Hosp.
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FP-2-1 Methicillin-susceptible staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) pyomyositis and cellulitis: Challenges in the management of a sinus tract with chronic cavity wound in the mid to distal right thigh of a 15-year-old boy
Doris Hung Wound Healing Society Singapore, Singapore FP-2-2 Closing the gap: Composix L/P mesh-mediated continuous fascial traction in open abdomen
Yoonjung Heo Dankook Univ. Hosp. FP-2-3 Case of treatment of chronic opened wound due to osteomyelitis on heel with simultaneous orthopedic surgery and reconstructive surgery
Yeokgu Hwang Ewha Womans Univ. Seoul Hosp. FP-2-4 Comparative analysis of recovery duration: Minced skin graft vs. Postage skin graft on split-thickness skin graft donor sites
Joon Sung Lee Yeungnam Univ. Hosp. |
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First Day Closing Remark
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