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Curiato hosts quarterly Community of Practice sessions focused on sharing best practice within the realm of medical technology and creating new knowledge to advance health care. Below, you will find the Community of Practice reports which are available for download. Each report provides a summary of the session, a link to the recording, and useful resources. Check back regularly to find the newest one added every quarter.  Our next Community of Practice will look at data collection on pressure injuries and how it can lead to improved outcomes. 

The role of the interprofessional team - June 2021

In this fifth Community of Practice on Innovations in Pressure Injuries, Frank Aviles shared his experience on how the interprofessional team can harness technology to impact pressure injury.

 

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Canadian Pressure Injuries Advisory Panel (CPIAP) - April 2021

In this fourth Community of Practice on Innovations in Pressure Injuries, Dr. Kim LeBlanc & Dr. Kevin Woo guided the group through the aspirations for the new Canadian Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (CPIAP).

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Pressure injuries patients with ARDS due to COVID-19 - December 2020

In this third Community of Practice on Innovations in Pressure Injuries, Dr. Capasso guided the group through the research at Massachusetts General Hospital on Pressure Injury Development, Mitigation, and Outcomes in Patients Manually Proned for ARDS due to COVID-19

 

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Pressure injuries in spinal cord injury populations - September 2020

In this second Community of Practice on Innovations in Pressure Injuries, Dr. Teague guided the group through the subject of her PhD thesis, Surgical repair of pelvic pressure injuries in persons with spinal cord
injury: cost, case identification, health care utilization and risk factors
for complications.

 

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Canadian Pressure Injuries Advisory Panel (CPIAP) - April 2021

In this first Community of Practice on Innovations in Pressure Injuries, Corey Heerschap guided the group through exploring technology and wound healing to set the scene for future discussions.

 

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