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March 16, 2010Dear Colleague, Stay on the cutting edge of new product and industry news, prevention and treatment strategies, and regulation updates to help you meet your wound care challenges with Wound Care Insider. You're receiving this issue of Wound Care Insider, because you've subscribed to Advances in Skin & Wound Care's eNews, because you're a member of the American Professional Wound Care Association or the National Alliance of Wound Care, or because you've indicated in your NursingCenter.com registration profile that you're a wound care specialist. Like to receive the print version of Advances in Skin & Wound Care? Go here to learn more about subscribing to the journal. 
• Not All Pressure Ulcers Are Avoidable • Active Human Skin Allograft to Launch • Flexi-Seal SIGNAL System Is Introduced • NAWC Posts Stories on Relief Efforts in Haiti and Chile • APWCA Plans National Clinical Conference • Physician-Specific Wound Care Certification Available through CMET Not All Pressure Ulcers Are Avoidable The National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel’s recent consensus conference panelists agreed that patients who choose not to participate in their own pressure ulcer prevention could develop unavoidable pressure ulcers. More Active Human Skin Allograft to Launch TheraSkin, a biologically active human skin allograft designed to jumpstart healing in chronic and acute wounds, is planned to launch into the advanced biologics wound care market. More Flexi-Seal SIGNAL System Is Introduced Flexi-Seal SIGNAL Fecal Management System been enhanced with key new features, including a signal indicator that pops to assist clinicians in determining when the device's retention balloon is filled to an appropriate volume. More NAWC Posts Stories on Relief Efforts in Haiti and Chile To share news of corporate and individual relief efforts in Haiti and Chile, the National Alliance of Wound Care will provide a dedicated section of its Web Site for narrative postings. More APWCA Plans National Clinical Conference APWCA2010, Wound Care and the Related Sciences, highlighted by more than 40 world-renowned experts from all wound-care disciplines, will be held April 8-11, 2010, at the Sheraton Philadelphia City Center in Pennsylvania. http://www.apwca.org/apwca2010. For further information on these programs and other APWCA activities, visit http://www.apwca.org. Physician-Specific Wound Care Certification Available through CMET The Council for Medical Education and Testing is the first organization to offer physician-specific certification of this type. Next exam will be April 11, 2010, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in conjunction with APWCA2010 National Clinical Conference. For more information call 215-364-1111 or visit http://www.COUNCILmet.org.
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