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Wound Conversations

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WoundConversations is the official podcast of WoundCon, created in the spirit of our mission: learn today, apply tomorrow. Released every two weeks, this year-round podcast delivers actionable insights and real-world solutions in wound healing, wound care practice management, emerging models of care, and clinician wellness. As part of the WoundCon and WoundSource education ecosystem, WoundConversations extends learning beyond the virtual conference experience and into everyday clinical practice. Designed for wound care professionals across disciplines — including physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses, podiatrists, therapists, nutritionists, and industry partners — this podcast is especially valuable for those earlier in their wound care careers who are building clinical confidence, business acumen, and professional leadership skills. Whether you practice in private office, hospital outpatient, long-term care, mobile, or specialty settings, WoundConversations connects you with expert voices and practical strategies you can apply immediately.

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3/12/2026

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June 24, 2026

From Inflammation to Closure: Applying Wound Healing Phases in Practice

Every wound care clinician learns the phases of wound healing—hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling—but real-world wounds rarely follow a textbook path. In this episode of WoundConversations, host Cathy Milne sits down with Jeanine Maguire, PT, CWS, and President of the Post Acute Wound and Skin Integrity Council (PAWSIC), to discuss how clinicians can apply wound healing science in everyday practice. Dr. Maguire shares practical strategies for identifying where a wound is in the healing process, recognizing when healing has stalled, and avoiding common mistakes that can delay closure. The conversation explores the importance of accurate wound diagnosis, differentiating normal inflammation from infection, evaluating granulation tissue, and understanding why successful wound care requires looking beyond the wound itself to the whole patient. Designed especially for clinicians who are new to wound care, this episode provides actionable guidance on wound assessment, clinical reasoning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and treatment selection. Whether you're a nurse, podiatrist, therapist, advanced practice provider, or wound care professional seeking greater confidence in your assessments, this discussion will help you better understand the wound healing process and improve patient outcomes.

June 10, 2026

Preventing Burnout in Wound Care: Boundaries, Mentorship & Resilience

Burnout is one of the biggest challenges facing wound care clinicians—especially those early in their careers. In this follow-up episode of Wound Conversations, Dr. Jayesh Shah and Dr. Desmond Bell, DPM, shift from recognizing burnout to solving it. This episode focuses on practical, real-world strategies to help clinicians protect their energy while continuing to deliver compassionate care. Dr. Bell shares why learning to say “no” is one of the most powerful skills clinicians can develop—and how setting professional boundaries can actually improve both patient care and personal well-being. The conversation also explores the emotional weight of long-term patient relationships in wound care, and how clinicians can stay empathetic without becoming emotionally depleted. You’ll also learn how mentorship, coaching, and leadership roles can build resilience, reduce isolation, and create a strong professional support system. Whether you’re a nurse, podiatrist, APP, or other new clinician entering wound care, this episode offers actionable insights to help you prevent burnout and build a sustainable career. Guest: Desmond Bell, DPM – Executive Physician Coach, Wound Care Leader Host: Jayesh Shah, MD

May 27, 2026

Building Trust in Wound Care: Practical Patient-Centered Strategies

Building trust is one of the most critical—and often overlooked—skills in wound care. In this episode of Wound Conversations, Catherine Milne, APRN, sits down with Dr. Maria Goddard, a board-certified wound care specialist, to explore practical strategies for improving patient relationships and clinical outcomes. Designed especially for early-career clinicians, this conversation breaks down what truly impacts wound healing beyond dressings and procedures. Dr. Goddard shares how to approach the first patient visit, use active listening to uncover barriers to healing, and set realistic expectations for slow or unpredictable wound progression. She also emphasizes the importance of treating the whole patient—not just the wound, including social, emotional, and environmental factors. Listeners will gain actionable insights on: Building trust quickly in time-constrained settings Using interdisciplinary teams to improve care Communicating effectively with patients and caregivers Asking “why” to uncover root causes of non-healing wounds Whether you're a nurse, APP, physician, physical therapist, occupational therapist, or other new wound care clinician, this episode will help you strengthen patient connections and improve outcomes in any care setting.

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What is Wound Conversations?: WoundConversations is the official podcast of WoundCon, created in the spirit of our mission: learn today, apply tomorrow.

Released every two weeks, this year-round podcast delivers actionable insights and real-world solutions in wound healing, wound care practice management, emerging models of care, and clinician wellness. As part of the WoundCon and WoundSource education ecosystem, WoundConversations extends learning beyond the virtual conference experience and into everyday clinical practice.

Designed for wound care professionals across disciplines — including physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses, podiatrists, therapists, nutritionists, and industry partners — this podcast is especially valuable for those earlier in their wound care careers who are building clinical confidence, business acumen, and professional leadership skills.

Whether you practice in private office, hospital outpatient, long-term care, mobile, or specialty settings, WoundConversations connects you with expert voices and practical strategies you can apply immediately.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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