Join wound care expert Dr Ethel Andrews for an insightful webinar on managing infections in diabetic foot ulcers. Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent diabetic foot wound complications. With diabetic foot infections affecting 40% of ulcers, this session offers essential strategies for clinicians and caregivers.
This webinar is sponsored by Smith & Nephew in the interest of education, awareness, and support. The content and opinions expressed are entirely the speaker’s own work and not influenced by Smith & Nephew in any way. This webinar is accredited for one (1) CPD point and is intended for healthcare professionals practicing in South Africa.
Presented by
Conrad Strydom
Editor: Medical Academic
Dr Ethel Andrews
Wound Care Specialist
Dr Andrews is a distinguished healthcare professional with extensive expertise in nursing, wound care, and burn management. She holds a PhD from the University of Witwatersrand, where her groundbreaking thesis focused on burn wound management by nurses.
Complementing her doctoral studies, she has earned multiple certifications in hyperbaric medicine, stoma care, and interprofessional wound care, showcasing her commitment to lifelong learning.
Dr Andrews’ research interests span wound management, health economics, and evidence-based nursing practice. She has published numerous papers in academic journals and is a sought-after speaker at local and international conferences. Her teaching portfolio includes burn and wound care training for healthcare professionals across leading South African hospitals and academic institutions.
A leader in her field, Dr Andrews has held key positions, including President of the South African Burn Society, and serves on editorial boards and international committees, advancing clinical excellence and multidisciplinary collaboration globally.
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