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Wound Management Formulary Document level: West Locality Code: CC8 Issue number: 3 Lead executive Medical Director Authors details Tissue Viability - 01244 389243 Type of document Target audience Document purpose Guidance All CWP staff Relevant to students Guidance for staff within CWP West (Physical Health) regarding dressings for wound management. Approving meeting Medicines Management Group Date 16/07/15 Implementation date 10/10/2017 followed by an annual compliance review CWP documents to be read in conjunction with IC3 Standard (universal) Infection Control Policy IC2 Hand decontamination policy and procedure IC8 Policy for the procedure for Aseptic Non Touch Technique (ANTT) HS1 Waste Management Policy CP3 Health Records Policy HR6 Essentials Mandatory Training Policy Document change history What is different? Foam dressings have been changed to an alternative. A non-adherent silver dresing has also been added. Appendices / electronic forms N/A What is the impact of change? Low Training requirements No - Training requirements for this policy are in accordance with the CWP Training Needs Analysis (TNA) with Education CWP. Document consultation East locality N/A Wirral locality N/A West locality Ian Winton Corporate services N/A External agencies N/A Financial resource implications No Page 1 of 28

External references 1. N/A Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) - Initial assessment Yes/No Comments Does this document affect one group less or more favourably than another on the basis of: - Race No - Ethnic origins (including gypsies and travellers) No - Nationality No - Gender No - Culture No - Religion or belief No - Sexual orientation including lesbian, gay and bisexual people No - Age No - Disability - learning disabilities, physical disability, sensory impairment and mental health problems No Is there any evidence that some groups are affected differently? No If you have identified potential discrimination, are there any exceptions valid, legal and/or justifiable? Select Is the impact of the document likely to be negative? No - If so can the impact be avoided? N/A - What alternatives are there to achieving the document without the impact? N/A - Can we reduce the impact by taking different action? N/A Where an adverse or negative impact on equality group(s) has been identified during the initial screening process a full EIA assessment should be conducted. If you have identified a potential discriminatory impact of this procedural document, please refer it to the human resource department together with any suggestions as to the action required to avoid / reduce this impact. For advice in respect of answering the above questions, please contact the human resource department. Was a full impact assessment required? No What is the level of impact? Low To view the documents Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) and see who the document was consulted with during the review please click here Page 2 of 28

Contents Quick reference flowchart... 4 1. Introduction... 5 2. Definitions... 5 3. Procedure... 6 4. Duties and responsibilities... 6 Green First line dressings... 7 Amber - Specialist dressings... 16 Red - Dressings for use only after review by Tissue Viability team.... 17 Appendix 1... 19 Glossary... 26 Page 3 of 28

Quick reference flowchart Patient requires a wound dressing. Green - 1 st Line Dressings These dressings can be used without referring to Tissue Viability for advice ] Is wound healing? Yes Continue to reassess wound and use dressings from Green section. No Amber These dressings are specialist dressings. You should only consider using these dressings if: 1 st Line dressings have proven unsuccessful A full holistic reassessment has been completed Use of these dressings must be discussed with Tissue Viability Red These dressings must not be used unless the patient has been assessed by Tissue Viability. Page 4 of 28

1. Introduction This document contains the list of approved dressings to be used by all clinical staff within the community and inpatient areas within the Trust. These dressings are for the treatment of all wounds. The list is divided into three areas; green, red, amber. The purpose for this is to improve the outcome for the patient, improve patient treatment and to reduce financial costs. These dressings have been evaluated by District Nursing Teams within the Trust. GP practices will not accept prescription requests from patients and it is intended that GPs and practice nurses will continue to prescribe from the formulary for: Care home patients who have funded nursing care. Patients under the care of practice nurses. Support hosiery requirements. Out of scope items e.g. negative pressure consumables. 2. Definitions The document is divided into three areas, based on a traffic light system. GREEN - These are first line dressings that may be used without referring to the Tissue Viability Service for advice. If these dressings have been used and are not successful, a referral should be made to Tissue Viability for advice on using dressings from the Amber group. AMBER - Specialist dressings These have been included for use only when: First line dressings from the formulary have proved ineffective An holistic assessment and clinical judgement indicate their use A telephone discussion with Tissue Viability has been completed RED - Indicates a dressing that can only be used when a patient has been seen by a member of the Tissue Viability team. APPENDIX These items are PRESCRIPTION ONLY. As always, the following formulary is a guide to appropriate dressings. A full clinical assessment of the patient and the wound must be completed prior to any dressing change and there must be a clear rationale for the choice of dressing. This guidance includes summery information on the products. Manufacturers literature should be consulted for full details of indications, use, contraindications and side effects. Prices are based on the November 2012 edition of the Drug Tariff. Up-to-date prices can be found in the latest version. This can also be viewed on http://www.ppa.org.uk/ppa/edt_intro.htm Products have been selected for inclusion in this guidance on the basis of clinical evidence, effectiveness, personal experience and value for money. This guidance was produced in November 2012. Page 5 of 28

THIS SYMBOL IS USED ON PACKAGING TO INDICATE THAT THE DRESSINGS ARE SINGLE USE ONLY. 3. Procedure Staff must be aware of this document and consult the document prior to assessment and following reassessment of a patient with a wound. 4. Duties and responsibilities It is the responsibility of all clinical staff to have a clear rationale for the choice of an approved dressing. To ensure that the traffic light system is used appropriately. Page 6 of 28

Green First line dressings These are first line dressings that may be used without referring to the Tissue Viability Service for advice. If these dressings have been used and are not successful, a referral should be made to Tissue Viability for advice on using dressings from the Amber group. Absorbent Primary Dressings Richardson Healthcare Softpore 6 x 7cm 10 x 15cm 10 x 20cm 10 x 25cm 10 x 30cm 10 x 35cm Shower proof absorbent perforated plastic film faced dressing with adhesive border. Suitable for superficial and low exuding wounds only Non/Low Adherent Dressings Hartmanns Atrauman 5 x 5cm 7.5 x 10cm 10 x 20cm 20 x 30cm Non adherent polyester mesh wound contact layer: 1mm pore size and neutral triglycerides: prevents dressing drying out and granulation tissue penetrating. Petrolatum free: Effective for up to 7 days. Ensure box is stored flat Advancis Silflex 5 x 7cm 8 x 10cm 12 x 15cm 20 x 30cm 35 x 60cm Soft silicone wound contact layer. Designed to adhere to skin surrounding wound and not to the wound bed. Allows passage of exudate. Suitable for skin tears, abrasions, surgical wounds, second degree burns, lacerations, leg and pressure ulcers. Do not use if allergic to silicone. Effective for up to 14 days depending on the wound condition. Systagenix N-A Ultra 9.5 x 9.5cm 9.5 x 19cm A primary wound contact layer consisting of a knitted viscose rayon sheet with a silicone coating. Low Adherent Impregnated Tulles Systagenix Inadine 5 x 5cm 9.5 x 9.5cm Low adherent dressing with 10% povidone iodine. Colour change indicates when to change dressing. Indications for use: THIS IS ONLY TO BE USED ON PATIENTS WITH KNOW ARTERIAL DISEASE AND PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS IF INDICATED. Cautions: Patients with thyroid problems and known iodine hypersensitivity. This product may also dry out if left too long between dressing s changes. Contraindications: severe renal impairment; Page 7 of 28

pregnancy; breast-feeding Not recommended for long term use and may cause overgranulation. Honey Dressings Advancis Medical Actilite Manuka Honey 5 x 5cm 10 x 20cm 20 x 30 30 x 30 30 x 60 Non adherent viscose net dressing coated with 99% Manuka honey and 1% Manuka oil. To be used on superficial and low exuding wounds or where wound infection is suspected. Will require suitable secondary dressing. Caution: Known bee venom or essential oil allergy e.g. tea tree oil Activon Tulle Activon Liquid Algivon Plus Algivon Plus Ribbon Foam Dressings 5 x 5cm 25g Tube 5 x 5cm 2.5 x 20cm Knitted viscose primary dressing impregnated with medical grade Manuka honey. May be used on all wounds, but especially useful in sloughy, necrotic, malodorous and infected wounds. Caution: Known bee venom allergy. Blood sugar levels should be monitored in diabetic patients. Stinging sensation may be experienced when applying honey. Antibacterial medical grade Manuka honey Caution: As above for the Activon products Algivon Plus is an ideal choice for wetter wounds as the alginate has a small capacity to absorb, meaning the honey isn't washed away with exudate. Ribbon comes with probe. Kliniderm Foam products are to be used as FIRST LINE dressings. Only use other foam dressings if Kliniderm Foam is not appropriate. Aria Medical Kliniderm Foam Silicone Kliniderm Foam Silicone Border 5 x 5cm 15 x 15cm 10 x 20cm 20 x 20cm 7.5 x 7.5cm 10 x 20cm 12.5 x 12.5cm 15 x 15cm 15 x 20cm Sacrum: 18 x 18cm 10 x 17.5cm Heel : 12.5 x 20cm Kliniderm foam silicone is a modern absorbent polyurethane foam dressing with a soft silicone wound contact layer. As above however, waterproof layer is extended to a border. Page 8 of 28

Kliniderm Foam Silicone Border Lite 4 x 5cm 5 x 12.5cm 7.5 x 7.5cm 15 x 15cm Combines an absorbent hydrocellular foam pad sandwiched between a perforated soft silicone adhesive wound contact layer and highly permeable waterproof outer film, extended to a border. Suitable for use on fragile skin Kliniderm Foam Silicone Smith & Nephew Allevyn Gentle Border Multisite 6 x 8.5cm 15 x 15cm 20 x 50cm 17.1 x 17.9cm 8 x 8.5cm Tri-lobed version of Allevyn Gentle Border for use on difficult to dress areas. Foams Coloplast Biatain Adhesive HEEL 3M Tegaderm Foam Adhesive Oval 19 x 20cm 14.3 x 14.3cm 6.9 x 7.6cm 10 x 11cm 14.3 x 15.6cm Absorbent foam dressing with vapour permeable film backing and an adhesive border. Highly absorbent, breathable wound dressing is constructed from a conformable polyurethane foam pad and an additional absorbent nonwoven layer with a border of transparent adhesive film impermeable to liquids, bacteria and viruses. Heel 13.9 x 13.9cm Mölnlycke Mepilex Transfer 7.5 x 8.5cm 10 x 12cm 15 x 20cm 20 x 50cm Soft silicone exudate transfer dressing. Draws exudate away from the wound bed to a secondary dressing. Suitable for exuding and difficult to dress wounds. Hydrocolloids ConvaTec DuoDERM Extra Thin 3M Healthcare Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Oval Square 7.5 x 7.5cm 5 x 10cm 9 x 15cm 9 x 25cm 9 x 35cm 15 x 15cm 10 x 12cm 13 x 15cm Thin hydrocolloid dressing. The adhesive layer contains elastomeric polymers which enhance the dressing s ability Hydrocolloid adhesive with an outer clear adhesive cover film impermeable to liquids, bacteria and viruses Page 9 of 28

Sacrum 15 x 15cm 17.1 x 16.1cm Hydrogel Coloplast Purilon Gel 8g 15g Clear amorphous hydrogel. Suitable for light/moderate exuding wounds only. Requires secondary dressing. Activa Healthcare Actiformcool Square Rectangular 20 x 20cm 5 x 6.5cm 10 x 15cm Non adhesive, ionic hydrogel sheet that either donates or absorbs fluid depending on the moisture level of the wound. Can remain insitu for up to 7 days. Can be used under compression. Suitable for moderate/heavy exuding wounds. Can be effective to relieve wound pain. Smith & Nephew Durafiber 5 x 5cm 15 x 15cm 4 x 10xm 4 x 20cm 4 x 30cm 2 x 45cm Highly absorbent, non woven gelling fibre filler dressing. Composed from a unique blend of cellulose based fibres, provides a versatile solution for the management of medium to heavily exuding chronic and acute full thickness, partial thickness or shallow granulating wounds. Kaltostat Alginates 5 x 5cm 7.5 x 12cm 10 x 20cm 15 x 25cm Calcium sodium alginate fibre dressing. Promotes haemostasis on contact with a bleeding wound. Suitable for moderate/heavy exuding wounds and local management of bleeding MINOR wounds. NOT SUITABLE FOR: Heavily bleeding wounds 3 rd degree burns Antimicrobial Alginates Alginate gel which debrides the wound and manages moisture balance. Flaminal Hydro 15g tube Do not use on full thickness burns. Suitable for light/moderately exuding wounds. Flaminal Forte 15g tube Suitable for moderate/heavily exuding wounds. Directions for use on both Flaminal products: Apply 5mm thick layer avoiding skin edges. Apply a secondary dressing Leave in place whilst gel structure remains intact (1-4 days). Product is self-sterilising, so suitable for multi-use on single patient. Page 10 of 28

Silver Hydrofibre containing Silver ConvaTec Aquacel Ag Extra Square Rectangular Ribbon 5 x 5cm 15 x 15cm 4 x 10cm 4 x 20cm 4 x 30cm 20 x 30cm 1 x 45cm 2 x 45cm Antimicrobial primary dressing incorporating the unique gelling action of Hydrofiber Technology with ionic silver for wounds that are infected or at high risk from healthcare associated infections such as MRSA. Fludroxycortide Tape and Ointment is now prescription only via G.P. Typharm Haelan Tape 7.5cm x 50cm 7.5cm x 200cm A tape containing a controlled amount of the moderately potent steroid, fludroxycortide. Can be used for 12 hours a day or more depending on the lesion being treated. Can be used for overgranulation. Stop using Haelan Tape if there is no improvement after 5 days. Absorbent Secondary Dressings Hartmanns Zetuvit E (Sterile) 10 x 20cm 20 x 20cm 20 x 40cm Highly absorbent pad with fluid repellent backing. Primary or secondary dressing for moderate to heavy exuding wounds. Zetuvit Plus 10 x 20cm 15 x 20cm 20 x 25cm 20 x 40cm Super absorbent dressing. Water repellent, air permeable, non-woven layer protects against contamination. Soft consistency for a cushioning effect. Suitable for heavily exuding acute and chronic wounds. Aria Medical Kliniderm Superabsorbent 7.5 x 7.5cm 10 x 20cm 20 x 20cm 20 x 30cm 20 x 40cm Super absorbent dressing. Exudate is absorbed and bound inside the dressing with no leakage. Suitable for moderate/heavy exuding wounds. Page 11 of 28

Vapour Permeable Films Hartmanns Hydrofilm 6 x 7cm 10 x 12.5cm 10 x 15cm 10 x 25cm 12 x 25cm 15 x 20cm 20 x 30cm Vapour permeable adhesive film dressing with a high moisture vapour transmission rate. Suitable for dry, non-infected wounds; retention of lines; fixation of secondary dressings. Hydrofilm Plus 5 x 7.2cm 9 x 10cm 9 x 15cm 10 x 20cm 10 x 25cm 10 x 30cm Vapour permeable adhesive film dressing with absorbent pad. Tape Clini Clinipore Surgical Tape Hartmanns Omnifix 1.25cm x 5m 2.5cm x 5m x10m 5cm x 5m 5cm x 10m 10cm x 10m 15cm x 10m Permeable non woven tape. Permeable apertured non woven synthetic adhesive tape. 3M Kind Removal Silicone Tape 2.5cm x 5m Soft silicone fixation tape. Suitable for patients with fragile or at risk skin. Barrier Film/Creams Medicareplus Medi Derma-S Aerosol 75ml Foam Applicator 1ml 3ml Cream 2g x 20 sachets Cream 90g No sting barrier film. Can be applied to intact and broken skin. Protects skin from exudates and adhesives. Foam applicators come in boxes of 5. Wound Cleansing/Irrigation C&D Medical Ltd Irripod 25 x 20ml amps Remember: The ritualistic cleansing of a wound is unnecessary and may even slow down the healing process. Tap water is also suitable. Page 12 of 28

Medicated Stocking Smith & Nephew ZipZoc One Size Sterile rayon stocking impregnated with ointment containing zinc oxide 20%.Can be used under appropriate compression bandages or hosiery in chronic venous insufficiency. Bandages Hartmanns Peha Haft Clini Clinifast Red Line 2.5cm x 4m 4cm x 4m 6cm x 4m 8cm x 4m 10cm x 4m 12cm x 4m 3.5cm x 1m Breathable fabric with double adhesive effect. Does not stick to skin. Suitable for fixation bandaging, especially on difficult to dress areas such as ears, toes, fingers. Elasticated viscose stockinette. Green Line Blue Line Yellow Line Beige Line 5cm x 1m x 3m x 5m 7.5cm x 1m x 3m x 5m 10.75cm x 1m x 3m x 5m 17.5cm x 1m Easigrip Easigrip B C D E F G Clini Knit-Band 6.25cm x 0.5m x 1m 6.75cm x 0.5m x 1m 7.5cm x 0.5m x 1m 8.75cm x 0.5m x 1m 10cm x 0.5m x 1m 12cm x 0.5m x 1m 5cm x 4m 7cm x 4m 10cm x 4m 15cm x 4m Elasticated tubular bandage. Retention bandage. For use in toe to knee bandaging, on arms etc. NOT UNDER COMPRESSION. Page 13 of 28

Compression Multi layer bandage system. Staff can only apply multi layer compression bandaging if they have undergone an appropriate training course. Urgo K-Four Bandage Kit < 18cm ankle circumference 18 25cm ankle circumference 25 30cm ankle circumference >30cm ankle circumference Four Layer bandage system for the treatment and management of venous leg ulcers. K-Two Bandage Kit 18 25cm ankle circumference 25 32cm ankle circumference Also available in Reduced Compression Kit K Soft K Lite K Plus Ko-Flex Activa Actico 10cm x 3.5m x 4.5m 10cm x 4.5m 10cm x 5.25m 10cm x 8.7m 10cm x 10.25m 10cm x 6m x 7m 4cm x 6m 6cm x 6m 8cm x 6m 10cm x 6m 12cm x 6m Soft absorbent sub-compression layer. To be used under compression only. NOT as a retention bandage. Type3a compression bandage. Apply in figure of 8 with 50% stretch and overlap. Apply in spiral with 50% stretch and overlap. Short stretch high compression cohesive bandage. Suitable for treatment of lymphoedema, chronic oedema, chronic venous disease and/or oedema. Page 14 of 28

Dressing Kits/Gauze Squares Activa Cellona 5cm x 2.75m 7.5cm x 2.75m 15cm x 2.75m 10cm x 2.75m Synthetic padding to be used under Actico short stretch bandaging Medicareplus Nurse It Richardson Healthcare Softswab Sterile S/M M/L 7.5 x 7.5cm Sterile dressing pack containing gloves, non woven swabs, disposable forceps, sterile field, large apron, paper towel, disposable bag. Please note: NOT AVAILABLE ON NHS SUPPLY 4 ply non woven fabric for general and cleansing purposes. Non Sterile If ordering dressing kits through NHS Supplies, please order the following: Richardson Healthcare Order Codes: Softdrape Universal Dressing Pack EJA045 Small EJA046 Medium EJA047 Large 0.42 per pack Wound Pouches Oakmed Limited Wound drainage care products. Please contact 07730956129 for details on sizes etc. Page 15 of 28

Amber - Specialist dressings These have been included for use only when: First line dressings from the formulary have proved ineffective An holistic assessment and clinical judgement indicate their use A fax or EMIS referral and discussion with Tissue Viability has been completed For advice and support contact the Tissue Viability Team 01244 389 243 Coloplast Biatain-Ibu Non- Adhesive Square Rectangular Biatain-Ibu Soft-Hold 15 x 15cm 20 x 20cm 5 x 7cm 10 x 12cm 10 x 22.5cm 15 x 15cm 10 x 12cm 10 x 22.5cm Consider use in painful wounds. Absorbent polyurethane foam dressing with vapour permeable film backing. Impregnated with ibuprofen. Do not use with oxidising solutions e.g. hydrogen peroxide. Can be used under compression therapy. Systagenix Actisorb Silver 220 Hartmanns Atraumen Ag 6.5 x 9.5cm 10.5 x 10.5cm 10.5 x 19cm 5 x 5cm 10 x 20cm An activated charcoal dressing encased in a nylon sleeve. Designed to trap wound malodour while protecting the wound from infection. Suitable for patients who can not tolerate honey dressings. Non adherent polyester mesh wound contact layer impregnated with silver: 1mm pore size and neutral triglycerides: prevents dressing drying out and granulation tissue penetrating. Petrolatum free. Please note: SILVER dressings are NOT for long term use. You MUST have a clear rationale to use long term. DO NOT use on patients with KNOWN silver allergy or patients undergoing MRI examination. Skin Protection for Incontinence H&R Healthcare Proshield Foam & Spray skin cleanser 235ml Gentle ph balanced no rinse formula. Minimises irritation of intact or injured skin associated with incontinence. Moisturises skin to leave it hydrated and supple. Proshield Plus skin protective 115g Can be used on both intact and injured skin. Provides protection from urine, faeces and incontinence associated dermatitis. Provides protection from friction and shearing forces. Page 16 of 28

Red - Indicates a dressing that can only be used when a patient has been seen by a member of the Tissue Viability team. Hydrophobic Antimicrobial Dressings It is advised that the CUTIMED range of dressing is NOT used in combination with ointments and creams as the binding effect is impaired. BSN Medical Cutimed Sorbact Pads Cutimed Sorbact Swabs 7 x 9cm 10 x 20cm 4 x 6cm (Unfolded 11 x 16cm 7 x 9cm (Unfolded 17 x 27cm Hydrophobic antimicrobial dressing designed to absorb exudate and bind bacteria under moist wound conditions. Suitable for all chronic and critically colonised or infected wounds including superficial, traumatic, postoperative, dehisced wounds fistulae or abscesses, ulcerations and fungal infections. Cutimed Sorbact Ribbon Cutimed Sorbact Round Swabs 2 x 50cm 5 x 200cm 3cm x 5 Swabs Useful for deep wounds such as fistulae and abscesses. Can be used to treat fungal infections. Round, hydrophobic antimicrobial dressing designed to bind bacteria under moist conditions. Suitable for deep wounds such as fistulae or abscesses. Cutimed Sorbact Gel 7.5 x 7.5cm 7.5 x 15cm Cutimed Sorbact dressing coated with hydrogel. Designed to bind bacteria in sloughy wounds or those with low exudate levels. Page 17 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Foam dressings with Silver Smith & Nephew Allevyn Ag Gentle Allevyn Ag Gentle Border 5 x 5cm 10 x 20cm 15 x 15cm 20 x 20cm 7.5 x 7.5cm 12.5x12.5cm 17.5x17.5cm Chronic and acute full thickness, partial thickness or shallow, granulating, exuding wounds such as pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers, burns, donor sites, fungating / malignant wounds and surgically dehisced wounds. For lightly to highly exuding partial and full thickness wounds including pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, first and second degree burns and donor sites. May be used over debrided and partial thickness wounds. Suitable for fragile skin. Chronic and acute full thickness, partial thickness or shallow granulating, exuding wounds such as pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers, burns, donor and surgical wounds. May be used on infected wounds. Allevyn Ag Adhesive 7.5 x 7.5cm 12.5x12.5cm 17.5x17.5cm Please note: SILVER dressings are NOT for long term use. You MUST have a clear rationale to use long term. DO NOT use on patients with KNOWN silver allergy or patients undergoing MRI examination. Page 18 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Appendix 1 The following items are PRESCRIPTION ONLY. NEGATIVE PRESSURE AND LARVAE THERAPY SHOULD ONLY BE PRESCRIBED FOR THE PATIENT FOLLOWING A REVIEW BY A TISSUE VIABILITY NURSE. Smith & Nephew Renasys GO NEGATIVE PRESSURE SYSTEMS ARE PRESCRIPTION ONLY Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT). All requests MUST have approval for funding before accepting the patient for treatment. Please follow the pathway for guidance in obtaining funding, or contact the Tissue Viability Team. PICO BioMonde BioBag Larval Therapy 10 x 20cm 10 x 30cm 15 x 15cm 15 x 20cm 2.5 x 4cm 5 x 4cm 5 x 6cm 12 x 6cm Portable, single use pump to provide 7 days continuous negative pressure. Consists of a silicone adhesive wound contact layer; an airlock layer that distributes the negative pressure across the dressing; a super absorbent layer which holds the wound exudate away from the skin; a high moisture vapour transmission rate (MVTR) film which allows a one way transpiration of the collected exudate vapour and makes a canister redundant. FOR ALL NPWT CONSUMABLES SEE PRICE LIST The larvae are sealed within a dressing which is a finely woven net pouch containing a small piece, or pieces of foam, which aid the growth of the larvae. BioBag comes in varying sizes and are applied according to the nature and size of the wound being treated. The larvae remain sealed within the dressing throughout the treatment. Can be left insitu for up to 4 days. Contraindications: Should NOT BE USED on wounds that have a tendency to bleed or wounds close to an exposed major blood vessel, patients on anticoagulant therapy where relevant clotting marker is not within acceptable clinical range. Should be used with caution on wounds over adjacent exposed organs or leading to a body cavity. Page 19 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Protection Pads Crawford Healthcare KerraPro Strip Sheet Sacrum/Ankle Heel 50x2.5x0.3cm 30x5x0.3cm 10x10x0.3cm 10x10x1.2cm Hard wearing, flexible silicone, designed to help protect the skin as part of a pressure ulcer prevention programme. Redistributes pressure to protect skin on bony prominences. Available in a range of shapes and sizes. Comfortable yet hard wearing. Can withstand autoclave temperatures of 121 C without losing its properties. Can be washed with soap and water. Being re used on same patient reduces the cost of prevention. Emollients Dermal Laboratories An antimicrobial bath emollient for use as an aid in Dermol 600 Bath the treatment of dry and pruritic skin conditions, Emollient especially eczema, dermatitis. It permits the 600ml rehydration of the keratin by replacing lost lipids, and its antiseptic properties assist in overcoming secondary infection. For dry and pruritic skin conditions including eczema and dermatitis, apply to skin or use as soap Dermol Cream substitute. Alliance Hydromol Ointment Genus Cetraben 100g 500g 125g 500g 50g 150g 500g For use as an emollient, bath additive, or soap substitute White soft paraffin/light liquid parafin. Use on dry skin and eczema. Contains parabens. Compression Hosiery: Ensure a Doppler ultra sound is performed and results are within Trust guidelines, prior to requesting hosiery and that the correct size, colour, style and type are requested. If measurements do not come within the size range required, made to measure hosiery should be ordered. See manufacturer s guidelines for measuring, sizing and colour options. Please be aware that CLASS of stocking may differ depending on manufacturer. For all support hosiery, repeat the Doppler ultra sound and full leg assessment every 6 MONTHS. For patients with diabetes, repeat the Doppler ultra sound and full leg assessment every 3 MONTHS. Page 20 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Activa www.activahealthcare.co.uk Class I (14-17mmHg) ClassII (18-24mmHg) ClassIII (25-35mmHg) Leg Ulcer Hosiery Kit S All sizes 22.12 M L XL XXL Compression Liner Pack CLOSED TOE (10mmHg, 3 in pack) S All Sizes 16.58 M L XL XXL Compression Liner Pack OPEN TOE (10mmHg, 3 in pack) S All Sizes 16.26 M L XL XXL Liner packs are available in WHITE or SAND Class I, II or III British Standard Hosiery SIZES S, M, L, XL, XXL Available in CLOSED TOE OPEN TOE BELOW KNEE THIGH LENGTH Various colours available Unisex Sock Available in Class I or II Unisex Patterned Sock Available in Class I or II ActiLymph For treatment of chronic oedema and lymphoedema Available S, M, L, XL, XXL Class I, II Below Knee Closed Toe Standard/Petite 27.67 Below Knee Open Toe 27.67 Thigh Closed Toe with Wide Top Band 53.18 Thigh Open Toe with Regular Top Band 52.13 Thigh Closed Toe with Regular Top Band 52.03 ActiLymph cont Available S, M, L, XL, XXL Class III Below Knee Open Toe no Top Band 30.39 Thigh Open Toe with Wide Top Band 55.35 Page 21 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

NB: ActiLymph garments are available in Made To Measure. Please see manufacturers website for details AltiMed www.altimed.co.uk Class I (14-17mmHg) ClassII (18-24mmHg) ClassIII (25-35mmHg) Altipress 40 Leg Ulcer Hosiery Kit Contains 1 stocking, 2 liners Available in S, M, L, XL, XXL Available in SHORT, REGULAR AND LONG LENGTH 14.00 Altipress Compression Liner Pack (3 Liners in pack) All sizes available 11.07 Altipress 40 Made To Measure Ulcer Kit 40.61 Altipress Made to Measure Compression Liner Pack 23.01 Altiform Light Graduated Compression CLASS I, II and III Available in S, M, L, XL Available in BELOW KNEE, THIGH LENGTH Carolon www.hrhealthcare.co.uk/carolon Class I (14-17mmHg) ClassII (18-24mmHg) ClassIII (25-35mmHg) Black Cushion Sock CLASS I (14 17mmHg): BELOW KNEE 19.95 Available in SHORT and REGULAR BELOW KNEE CLASS I (14 17mmHg) 19.95 Available in SHORT and REGULAR BELOW KNEE CLASS II (18 24mmHg) 19.95 Available in SHORT and REGULAR THIGH with silicone band CLOSED TOE 39.95 Available in SHORT and REGULAR THIGH with silicone band OPEN TOE 39.95 Available in REGULAR Graduated Compression System Contains 1 stocking and 2 understockings Available in SHORT and REGULAR 26.50 Medi www.mediuk.co.uk Class I (18-21mmHg) Class II (23-32mmHG) Class III (34-46mmHG) Mediven Leg Ulcer Kit Contains 1 stocking and 2 liners Page 22 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Available in STANDARD and PETITE 31.15 Mediven Liner Pack Contains 2 liners 16.70 Medi Class I AND Class II Mediven Plus Class I and Class II Available in: Price per pair OPEN TOE, STANDARD/PETITE, BELOW KNEE 27.54 OPEN TOE EXTRA WIDE/PETITE EXTRA WIDE 31.42 THIGH LENGTH, OPEN TOE, SILICONE TOP, PETITE 49.35 THIGH LENGTH, OPEN TOE, SILICONE TOP 52.91 THIGH LENGTH, OPEN TOP, EXTRA WIDE, SILICONE TOP 52.72 THIGH LENGTH, OPEN TOE, PETITE, EXTRA WIDE, SILICONE TOP 49.17 Price per piece Thigh Length Waist Attachment Right Open Toe 27.65 Thigh Length Petite Waist Attachment Right Open Toe 27.65 Thigh Length Waist Attachment Left Open Toe 27.65 Thigh Length Petite Waist Attachment Left Open Toe 27.65 Mediven Plus Class III Available in: Price per pair Below Knee Open Toe 30.24 Below Knee Open Toe Petite 30.24 Below Knee Open Toe Extra Wide 34.34 Thigh Length Petite Silicone Top Open Toe 55.07 Thigh Length Silicone Top Open Toe 55.07 Thigh Length Extra Wide Open Toe Silicone Top 54.87 Thigh length Extra Wide Petite Open Toe Silicone Top 54.87 Price per piece Thigh Length Waist Attachment Right Open Toe 30.43 Thigh Length Petite Waist Attachment Right Open Toe 30.43 Thigh Length Waist Attachment Left Open Toe 30.43 Thigh Length Petite Waist Attachment Left Open Toe 30.43 Mediven Elegance Class I and Class II Available in: Price per pair Below Knee Closed Toe 27.34 Below Knee Closed Toe Petite 27.34 Thigh Length with Top Band Closed Toe 52.52 Thigh Length Petite Top Band Closed Toe 48.98 Thigh Length Extra Wide Closed Toe Top Band 52.52 Thigh Length Extra Wide Petite Closed Toe Top Band 48.98 Tights Closed Toe 53.24 Tights Closed Toe Petite 53.24 Mediven for Men Class I and Class II Available in: Price per pair CLOSED TOE, BELOW KNEE, STANDARD/PETITE 27.14 Page 23 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

CLOSED TOE, BELOW KNEE, STANDARD/PETITE 27.44 Mediven Mondi Recommended for the treatment of primary and secondary lymphoedema/chronic oedema, lipoedema stages I and II, post-operative and post traumatic oedema, severe phlebological conditions and keloid treatment, e.g. after burns. Available in caramel, sand, black, navy, grey or brown Current trend colours also available on FP10 - aqua and medi magenta (at no extra cost) Class I Price per pair Below Knee 32.57 Thigh Length 37.92 Thigh Length with Waist Attachment 53.50 Class II Below Knee 34.11 Thigh Length 41.88 Thigh Length with Waist Attachment 57.50 Class III Below Knee 38.22 Thigh Length 47.11 Thigh Length with Waist Attachment 59.00 NB: The above garments are available with optional extras. These are priced separately. See below Closed Toe 1.00 Silicone Topband 7.59 Zip 21.03 Juxta-Fit The Juxta-Fit Lower Legging is an inelastic, adjustable compression garment for the management of lymphoedema and is available in two lengths, petite (28cm/11 ) and standard (36cm/14 ) and five sizes ranging from small to XXL. It is made from Breath-O-Prene fabric for a flexible and comfortable fit and is also latex free. Juxta-Fit Lower legging (28cm/11 ) S/M/L/XL/XXL 129.04 M/L/XL EXTRA WIDE CALF 126.83 Juxta-Fit Lower legging (36cm/14 ) S/M/L/XL/XXL 129.04 M/L/XL EXTRA WIDE CALF 126.83 Juxta-Fit Ankle Wrap The Juxta-Fit Ankle Foot Wrap gives ankle and foot coverage. The wrap comes in three standard sizes and can be made to fit almost any foot shape. It is made from Breath-O-Prene fabric for a flexible and comfortable fit and is also latex free. Closed Heel SMALL/MEDIUM/LARGE 36.13 Interlocking Heel SMALL/MEDIUM/LARGE 36.13 Page 24 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Juxta CURES Juxta CURES - an alternative to bandaging, is an instantly adjustable system for the treatment of venous stasis ulcers. It is easy to use and comfortable to wear, and is designed to be effective for 6 months of daily use. Has a built in pressure system guide that helps ensure that correct and consistent pressure (20, 30, 40 or 50 mmhg) is applied to the lower leg. The built in pressure system guide card can also promote self management by helping the patient to check the pressure level during the day. The Juxta CURES can be re-adjusted as required to maintain the pressure. Pack contains Juxta CURES, 2 standard anklets, 2 liners Available in SHORT/STANDARD/LONG 149.33 Comfort Leg Liner Pair 13.00 Comfort Compression Anklet Standard/Large 11.00 Page 25 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Glossary Acute wound - A recently inflicted wound that will usually heal without problems. Aerobic Bacteria - Bacteria that thrive in an oxygen rich environment. Alginate - Dressing derived from seaweed. Anaerobic Bacteria - Bacteria that thrive in an oxygen free environment. Autolysis - The body s natural capacity for breaking down necrotic tissue. In wound care autolysis is encouraged through the use of moist wound dressings. Cellulitis - Inflammation and infection of the cells, associated with heat, redness, swelling and pain. Chronic wound - Wound that has remained unhealed for more than 6 weeks. Collagen - Most abundant protein in the body and is responsible for holding the body together. Collagen is laid down and modified during the proliferation and maturation phase of wound healing. Debridement - Removal of devitalised tissue through surgery, larval therapy, autolysis or occlusive dressings. Dehiscence - Separation of the opposed edges of a surgical wound. Devitalised Tissue - Tissue that is no longer viable. Epithelialisation - Wound bed level with the surface, epithelial cells will migrate over the wound bed to complete healing. Eschar - Hard necrotic tissue. Erythema - Redness as seen in inflammation surrounding wounds. Excoriation - Skin has been traumatised, worn away or eroded as a result of incontinence or inappropriate dressing. Exudate - Serous fluid that has passed through the walls of a damaged or overextended vein. Fibroblast - In wound healing, fibroblasts stimulate cell migration, angiogenesis, embryonic development and healing. Film Dressing - Transparent film that can be used as a primary or secondary dressing. Gangrene - Devitalised, dead tissue caused by failure of the blood supply. Granulation - Combination of newly formed vascular tissue and fibroblasts which lay down a matrix of cellular tissues during wound healing. Guluronic acid - Present in alginates, maintains the structure making removal in one piece. Haematoma - A bruise or collection of blood in the tissues. Haemostasis - Control of bleeding. Page 26 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Homeostasis - The body s natural mechanism for maintaining health constancy and ensuring survival. Includes blood pressure and thermoregulation. Hydrogel - Water based product for rehydrating necrotic tissue. Hydrophilic - Water loving - absorbent dressing. Hydrophobic - Water Hating - Non absorbent dressing. Hypergranulation - (Overgranulation) Excessive production of granulation tissue. Infection - Caused by micro organisms which evade the immunological defences, enter and establish themselves within the tissues. Inflammation - Natural defence against bacterial invasion stimulates wound healing. Ischaemia - Localised deficiency of arterial blood. Keratinised - The process whereby epidermal cells differentiate to form the stratum corneum. Leg Ulcer - Wound of the lower limb that is frequently chronic in nature. Maceration - Softening of tissue that has remained moist or wet for a long period. The skin becomes white and soggy and less resilient. Can pre dispose to tissue breakdown. Malnutrition - Poor nutritional status from impaired absorption, poor diet. Mannuronic acid - Present in alginates, form a soft flexible gel, breaks down in the presence of sodium and rinses away. Maturation - Final stage of wound healing which involves wound contraction, full epithelialisation and reorganisation. Moisture Vapour transfer rate (MVTR) - The rate at which moisture (Mainly from wound exudate) passes through a dressing and evaporates into the atmosphere. Necrosis - Death of tissue or organ in response to injury, disease or occlusion of blood flow. Oedema - An unnatural accumulation of fluid in the interstitial spaces. Pressure Ulcer - An area of localised damage to skin and underlying tissue caused by pressure, shear and friction. Proliferation Phase - Third phase of wound healing, intense proliferation of fibroblasts and endothelial cells. Pus - A production of inflammation usually caused by infection containing used cells, debris and tissue elements. Sharp debridement - Method of debridement using scalpel or scissors to remove necrotic tissue. Sinus - An epithelial cell lined tube from the outside of the body to the inside. Slough - A mixture of dead white cells, dead bacteria, rehydrated necrotic tissue and fibrous tissue. Tissue Viability - The ability of tissue to perform its function optimally. Page 27 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version

Vapour permeable - Gases and water vapour pass through e.g. dressing surface. Vasoconstriction - The arteries and arterioles constrict under the influence of drugs, hormones or cold. Vascularity - Blood supply in an area of tissue. Vascular Response - May be dilation or contraction in a response to a variety of stimuli e.g. temperature, inflammatory state and blood volume. Vasodilation - The lumen of blood vessels opens and becomes wider. Blood flow slows and oxygen reaches the tissues. Wound - A breakdown in the epidermis that can be related to trauma or pathological changes within the skin or body. Page 28 of 28 Do not retain a paper version of this document, always view from the website www.cwp.nhs.uk to ensure it is the correct version