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C3 2019: Wound care and why it is a “huge and emerging field”

Karen Bauer (Toledo, USA) discusses the wound care limb salvage track at C3 which offered the “opportunity for clinicians from multiple disciplines to get together and talk about some really cutting-edge” topics.

Bauer, a wound specialist, says that at the meeting she “learned a lot about endovascular repair” and how important it is, as well as how to “evaluate lower extremity circulation” and “how to treat and identify biofilm in the setting of a chronic wound”.

Karen Bauer was speaking to iWoundsnews at C3 2019.

Bauer, Karen

Karen Bauer is a certified Nurse Practitioner. She graduated with a BA in Sociology from the University of Toledo and an MS from the Ohio State University. She has been practicing as a nurse practitioner for 12 years, with 10 of those years being in the field of wound management and vascular medicine. She currently practices at the University of Toledo Medical Center as well as multiple outreach sites encompassing ambulatory clinics, long-term care, and acute care centers.

She is certified as a wound specialist through the American Board of Wound Management and currently serves as both the Director of Wound Services at the University of Toledo and the Program Director at the Fulton County Wound and Hyperbaric Center. She is a nurse board member of the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care and serves on the editorial board of Ostomy Wound Management.

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