Maximize Wound Healing Potential with the Power of a New Indication: Strategies for Success

Objectives:

Examine wound types that would benefit from combining collagen matrix with oxidized regenerated cellulose (ORC) and silver with negative pressure wound therapy
Learn from a wound care expert best practices to treat various wounds
See the patient healing trajectory through illustrative case studies
Participate in a question-and-answer session

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Presenters

Kersten Reider

MSN, AGPNP-C, CWOCN

Integrated Medical Group, P.C.

Reading, PA

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Kersten Reider

MSN, AGPNP-C, CWOCN

Integrated Medical Group, P.C.

Reading, PA

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Kersten Reider is from Mohrsville Pennsylvania. She has been a nurse for 17 years. She received her Diploma in nursing from the Reading Hospital School of Nursing and then went onto finish her BSN at Alvernia University and her Adult-Geriatric Nurse Practitioner program at Bloomsburg University. Kersten has worked as a Certified Wound, Ostomy, Continence nurse (CWOCN) serving as an in-patient specialist for a licensed 700 + bed Level I Trauma Center in West Reading Pennsylvania for 12 years. She focused on the care of surgical patients with an interest in nursing and physician education along with fistula management and negative pressure wound therapy. She recently took a roll as a nurse practitioner in a private practice performing primary care as well as running an outpatient wound and ostomy clinic. Kersten has presented posters as well as spoken nationally regarding fistula and complex wound care management. She has also published articles on fistula related topics and NPWT with instillation.