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What does “Wound Balance” really mean in practice? In this podcast episode of Wound Care Insights, Prof. Karen Ousey is joined by US-based wound care experts Dr. Laura Swoboda, Dr. Alton Johnson and Dr. Trent Brookshier to explore what a holistic approach to wound care can look like in everyday practice. From managing the wound microenvironment to addressing comorbidities, social determinants of health and system-level barriers, the discussion highlights how healing goes far beyond the dressing. One key takeaway: early recognition and practical frameworks such as BIOMES can support earlier referral and more coordinated care. A valuable discussion for healthcare professionals working across the wound care pathway. 🎧 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/esBfukuM #WoundCare #PatientCentredCare #ClinicalPractice #WoundsInternational

Enjoy the summer ☀️ Skip the itch 🦟 From family holidays to outdoor adventure – insect bites can quickly become an unwanted distraction. The HARTMANN Insect Bite Healer uses targeted heat to help relieve itching and discomfort after insect bites – without chemical active ingredients. Compact, easy to use, and ready whenever you need it, at home or on the go.

Our values stayed the same. Our look didn’t. While our core values — high performance, a customer-oriented approach, and an unwavering passion for our work — have been a constant in 200 years of company history, our visual identity has gone through quite a few changes. See how our visual identity has evolved from 1883 to 2021!

Welcome to HARTMANN! 😊 During our Welcome Day, our future apprentices and dual students had the opportunity to get a first glimpse of working life at HARTMANN, gain valuable insights, and start getting to know each other before their official start date. One of the highlights of the day was the opportunity to connect with our current apprentices and dual students. They shared their experiences, answered questions, and helped create the first connections within the group. A great first step on their journey towards starting their apprenticeship or dual study program with us! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/dmKtuzm7

EcoVadis Gold for HARTMANN’s Herbrechtingen Site   The HARTMANN GROUP site in Herbrechtingen has achieved a Gold rating from EcoVadis, placing it among the top 5% of all companies assessed worldwide over the past twelve months. Within the Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies industry, the site ranks among the top 1% of companies evaluated.   As home to HARTMANN’s largest Incontinence Management production facility and largest logistics center, Herbrechtingen plays a key role in serving healthcare professionals and patients around the world.    This recognition reflects the site’s strong performance across sustainability areas including Environment, Ethics, Labor & Human Rights, and Sustainable Procurement.     👉 Learn more about the EcoVadis rating here: https://lnkd.in/dPwhyC2x

Réconcilier proximité et innovation pour garantir l’accès aux soins, partout, pour toutes et tous C’est autour de cette thématique que Jérôme Martinache, Directeur affaires publiques et communication d'HARTMANN France, est intervenu lors des Assises Nationales de l’Accès aux Soins, dont nous étions partenaires. Ces échanges aux côtés d’autres acteurs ont été l’occasion de rappeler l’ancrage territorial et industriel d’HARTMANN en France depuis 1972. À travers nos innovations en soin des plaies et en gestion de l’incontinence, nous répondons ainsi aux défis du vieillissement et des pathologies chroniques en France. Les ANAS 2026 ont également permis de réaffirmer notre engagement pour un accès aux soins de proximité. Pour cela, nous agissons sur deux leviers majeurs : 👉 Soutenir la collaboration avec et entre soignants (infirmières, médecins, pharmaciens). 👉 Contribuer à la sécurité d’approvisionnement ainsi qu'à la souveraineté sanitaire et industrielle de notre pays grâce à une production majoritairement réalisée en France (70 % des produits que nous y commercialisons) et en Europe. Pour poursuivre la réflexion sur les enjeux du vieillissement démographique et de l’accès aux soins, rendez-vous dans le hors-série du Journal des départements (p. 72 et 73) : Le Journal des Départements Merci à tous les acteurs présents pour la qualité des échanges ainsi qu'à Jean-Philippe Delbonnel et toute l'équipe du Groupe Delbo Presse pour l’organisation de cette édition 👏 ©Pcom Département de la Meuse Région Grand Est Laurent Roche  #ANAS2026 #AccèsAuxSoins #HARTMANNFrance #AideSoigneProtège

Almost 100% fatal once symptoms appear – yet entirely preventable. Despite being vaccine-preventable, rabies still claims thousands of lives every year. 👉 Swipe to explore the key facts in this month’s Pathogen Profile.

Bacillol® Oxy Tissues was not the result of a single breakthrough moment, but of iterative optimization, bringing together chemistry, wipe material, packaging and user workflow until performance and practicality came into alignment. ➡️ Read more about the teamwork behind the innovation in Bacillol® Oxy Tissues: https://lnkd.in/d3a52ftP

New podcast episode: Wound care is no longer just about the wound itself In this “Beyond the Surface” podcast, Prof. Karen Ousey and Prof. Harikrishna KR Nair explore Wound Balance, a holistic approach that brings together the patient, the wound, and the wider care environment. From multidisciplinary collaboration to health-related quality of life, the conversation highlights why we must move beyond a “treat and discharge” mindset. True healing means understanding the person behind the wound. This episode supports nurses and healthcare professionals with practical perspectives on how to look beyond the wound and approach care more holistically. 🎧 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eBJHXArv   The podcast “Beyond the Surface” is created in collaboration with Wounds International and LINK powered by HARTMANN. #WoundCare #WoundBalance #WoundManagement #HARTMANN #WoundsInternational 

👕🦠 Workwear is more than a dress code Medical workwear can contribute to the spread of pathogens – making it an often underestimated risk factor for patient safety. Scientific studies show that pockets and long sleeves in particular are frequently contaminated with pathogenic germs. In addition to proper hand hygiene, measures such as “bare below the elbow” and consistent textile hygiene can help break chains of infection. 📊 Our poster summarizes the key findings in a clear and concise way. 👉 Learn more and rethink patient safety. 🔗 Poster & background information: https://lnkd.in/gVCDXs7T