(Bonus) Wound Talk Wednesday S1E1: Expanding the Role of Hypochlorous Acid in Wound Care
About this episode
The episode discusses the evolution and application of Hypochlorous Acid in wound care with insights from industry experts.
This special podcast is part of the brand-new Wound Talk Wednesday series. We sit down with Krissy Fawcett and Kurt Holifield to explore the clinical evolution of Hypochlorous Acid from a traditional soak to a versatile gel for wound care. Krissy and Kurt share how Vashe® wound solution is revolutionizing wound hygiene by mimicking the body’s natural immune response. They highlight the product's unique ability to be gentle enough for sensitive areas like eyelids and neonatal skin, yet potent enough to disrupt stubborn biofilms and reset the wound’s pH balance. Wound Talk Wednesday is a series proudly supported by leading innovators in wound care. The series delivers cutting-edge insights directly from the industry's forefront on the latest products, services, and best practices that are shaping the future of WOC care. This podcast is supported by Urgo. The WOCN® Society does not endorse or support products or services.
People in this episode
Guests: Krissy Fawcett, Kurt Holifield
Topics covered
- wound care
- hypochlorous acid
- wound hygiene
- biofilms
- pH balance
- clinical evolution
Keywords
- wound care
- hypochlorous acid
- Vashe
- biofilms
- wound hygiene
- pH balance
- clinical insights
Sponsors
Urgo
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: WOCN Society
Products: Vashe® wound solution
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