Sylvie Hampton has almost 20 years' experience within the Tissue Viability and health care industry and has been truly influential in making the Tissue Viability profession what it is today. It would be difficult to research any aspect of Tissue Viability without identifying a seminal piece of work from Sylvie and TVCS. Sylvie's history of extensive wound healing and pressure ulcer prevention is testament to her enthusiasm and dedication.
Fiona Collins is an occupational therapist with 20 years' experience in pressure ulcer prevention and management. Specialising in posture and seating, Fiona’s clinical expertise has gained her a national reputation within the seating arena. Fiona’s advice is sought by clinicians, industry and professional bodies.
Andy Kerr joined TVCS in 2005 having successfully established and coordinated two specialist centres for leg ulcer management. He ensured clinical excellence, delivered truly holistic care and was acknowledged by Eastbourne Downs Primary Care Trust with an award for Innovation of the Year 2004-2005. Andy has distinguished himself with all clients with his commitment to best practice through promoting and supporting community based treatment, health promotion and education.
Cathie Bree-Aslan, Research Nurse. joined TVCS in autumn 2006. Cathie's primary responsibilities are undertaking clincal audit and developing the Care Home Initiative. Cathie is also a qualified Homeopath.