As a progressive medtech company, one of our employee values is “be bold.”
“Be bold” can mean focusing on the big bets, challenging beliefs and acting decisively. Hear from our team members on what “be bold” means to them.
#BeBold #Innovation #MedTech
In this week’s #WoundStories video, Corinne shares how Mepilex Border Post-Op helped her recover from a mastectomy for advanced breast cancer.
Corrine had researched wound care for over 30 years and was fearful of gauze. She knew gauze could lead to higher infection rates, longer time to heal and pain.
With Mepilex Border Post-Op, her incisions healed amazingly well. She was reassured knowing the dressings helped maintain the right moisture level and prevented bacteria from getting in.
Thank you Corrine for sharing your experience with us.💚
Learn more about our advanced wound care dressings here: https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-border-post-op/
#PatientStories #PostOp #WoundCare #IncisionCare
Wound stories with Kevin
In our latest #WoundStories video, Kevin reflects on his recovery journey after undergoing two mitral valve repair surgeries just weeks apart.
Kevin shares how Mepilex Border Post-Op Ag played an essential role in supporting the healing of his scar and how impressed he is with the results. He looks forward to seeing the continued progress.
It’s an honour to hear firsthand the difference our dressings make in recoveries like Kevin’s. 💚
Learn more about Mepilex Border Post-Op Ag ➡️ https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-border-post-op-ag/
#PatientStories #PostOp #MolnlyckeStories
Watch Peter’s story, where he shares how Mepilex Border Post-Op made a difference in his recovery from heart bypass surgery, open heart surgery and knee replacement.
He could shower, and his dressing removal was pain-free—allowing him to focus on the other things he needed to do to recover.
Mepilex Border Post-Op is a solution that prioritizes comfort, convenience, and effective wound care.
Thank you Peter for sharing your story. 💚
Learn more: molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-border-post-op/
#WoundStories #PostOp #MolnlyckeStories #PatientStories #WoundCare
Today, November 21, is STOP Pressure Injury Day.
Did you know that 8% to 26% of patients in Canada’s acute care settings experience #pressureinjuries? Even more concerning, these cases are often underreported.
Patients can suffer constant pain, prolonged hospital stays, even infection-related deaths
At Mölnlycke we have pioneered the fight against pressure injuries for over 15 years. We believe one life lost is too many. 💚
↗️ Share this post to raise awareness for #StopPressureInjuryDay
Learn more at: https://www.molnlycke.ca/education/wound-areas/pressure-ulcers/
Source: Canadian Institute for Health Information. Compromised Wounds in Canada. August 2023. Ottawa, ON. Accessed June 10, 2024.
#StopPressureInjuryies #Protectskin #EndWounds
Every year, we lose millions of patients globally from #pressureinjuries. One life lost is too many.
The impact is financial too. In Canada, one month of care in the community for a pressure injury costs CAD $9,000.
But there is hope. By focusing on preventative care, we can reduce suffering, save lives, and ease the financial strain on our healthcare system.
Join the forefront of prevention. Visit https://www.molnlycke.ca/education/wound-areas/pressure-ulcers/
Sources:
1. Berwick DM, Hackbarth AD. Eliminating waste in US health care. JAMA. 2012 Apr 11;307(14):1513‐6. doi: 10.1001/jama.2012.362. Epub 2012 Mar 14. PMID: 22419800
2. Best Practice Guideline Implementation to Reduce Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries. RNAO, Evidence Booster. Spring 2017. Accessed June 10, 2024.
#StopPressureInjuries #ProtectSkin #EndWounds
🌍 This World Burns Week, we’re raising awareness of burn injuries. Each year, millions of people suffer from burn injuries resulting in 180,000 deaths globally. Survivors of burn injuries often face lifelong challenges, including physical disabilities, emotional trauma, and social stigma.
🙌 Raise awareness with us and explore resources from these organizations:
🔸Canadian Burn Survivors Community
🔸Wounds Canada
🔸American Burn Association
🔸Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors
Source: Beyond Burns International
#WorldBurnsWeek #BurnEducation
Thank you to @woundscanada for hosting an impactful conference on Canada’s Wound Care Landscape: Prevention, Healing and Excellence. We enjoyed meeting so many incredible care providers and professionals who are supporting Canadians with their wound care. 💚
P.S. Did you see our Mepilex escalator wrap at the conference? Twenty five years ago, Mölnlycke transformed wound care forever with the introduction of Mepilex. Get in touch with our team to find the right Mepilex product to heal any wound.
#WoundsCanada2024 #WoundCare
#DidYouKnow in Canada, 30,500 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, representing 25 percent of all new cancer cases in Canadian women in 2024?
🎥 This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, we are re-sharing this video created last year by Breast Cancer Canada. It features Rosemary Hill, a wound ostomy continence nurse clinician at Vancouver Coastal Health.
Source: Healthing.ca
#BreastCancer
It is here! The upgraded Mepilex® Border Post-Op Dressing with Safetac is now available for patients in #Canada. 🇨🇦
This surgical wound dressing is designed to help patients on their way towards a new beginning. It meets the requirements on surgical dressings defined by leading surgeons in the field.
🟢 Stays on safely for up to 14 days
🟢 Shower proof
🟢 Flexible and comfortable
🟢 Absorbs and retains fluid very well
🟢 Adhesive across to eliminate dead space
🟢 Minimizes wound and skin damage
No patient deserves anything less.
➡️ Learn more: https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-border-post-op/
#HealingUninterrupted
It’s almost here…
We are days away from launching an upgraded product in Canada that will improve the road to recovery for surgery patients.
Currently, 1-in-17 hospital stays in Canada result in a harmful event, and 31% of those are surgical site complications. All surgeries are impacted, including open ortho for hips and knees, cardiac surgery and cesarean sections.
Get ready for change.
#HealingUninterrupted
Source: Canadian Institute for Health Information. Patient harm in Canadian hospitals? It does happen.. Accessed June 5, 2024.