Kenexus Webinars

Helicoll High-Purity Type I Collagen: A Native, Uncrosslinked Scaffold for Hard-to-Heal Wounds

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Featuring

Dr Windy Cole, DPM,CWSP

Explore the science behind collagen-based wound care with Dr. Windy Cole.

Watch this Kernexus webinar to examine Type I collagen biology, the characteristics of native, uncrosslinked scaffolds, and the clinical evidence discussed for Helicoll® in hard-to-heal wounds—all at a time that suits you.

Join Dr. Windy Cole in this free on-demand webinar exploring Helicoll® high-purity Type I collagen and its role in hard-to-heal wounds. Bringing together collagen biology, scaffold design and clinical research, the session examines the science behind native, uncrosslinked collagen and the questions that matter when assessing collagen-based wound care technologies.

Explore the science behind collagen-based wound care

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What makes one collagen matrix different from another and what should you consider when evaluating the evidence?

What you’ll learn

  • Understand collagen’s role beyond structural support. Explore how Type I collagen contributes to the wound-healing environment and the biological concepts behind its use in wound care.

  • Recognise the differences between collagen technologies. Examine purity, crosslinking, architecture and porosity—and why these characteristics are relevant when comparing collagen matrices.

  • Take a closer look at Helicoll®. Learn about its native, uncrosslinked Type I collagen scaffold and the manufacturing and structural characteristics discussed in the webinar.

  • Explore the clinical evidence. Review research presented across diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure injuries and other complex wounds, connecting the findings with practical questions about clinical use.

  • Understand the challenges of diabetic wounds. Examine the issues affecting collagen formation and maturation, and their relevance to discussions about wound repair.

Designed for clinicians and professionals involved in wound care, this session will help you ask more informed questions, better understand differences between collagen matrices and assess the evidence discussed with greater clarity.

Watch at a time that suits you and revisit the teaching most relevant to your practice.

Presented by Kernexus | Sponsored by Encoll

What Previous Webinars Have Covered

Mobile Masterclass Webinar: Breaking Down the Proposed 2027 PFS

Mobile Masterclass Webinar: Succeeding After Reimbursement Changes

Mobile Masterclass Webinar: Hideen Crisis In Wound Care: Pressure Injuries

The Kernexus Webinar Series Continues

Our webinar programme brings together clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders to explore the realities of modern wound care - from reimbursement and regulation through to evidence, innovation, and real-world clinical practice.

Through our free, CME-eligible webinar series, we aim to deliver practical, evidence-led conversations that reflect how care is actually being delivered across mobile, outpatient, home health, and facility-based settings today.

 

Our approach

Kernexus takes an evidence-first approach to scientific communications and events. We work across events, medical communications, and publishing as one connected ecosystem - ensuring insights generated in meetings and symposia translate into credible consensus, peer-reviewed publication, and lasting educational value.

Every project is expert-led, rigorously managed, and designed with purpose. From program development and PI Meetings to consensus documents and publications through IJTR, we focus on clarity, quality, and real clinical relevance.

Our role is simple: to bring complex science into alignment and turn evidence into understanding.

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