Success Stories

Chronic wounds were making life miserable for Evelyn. But then she met Melanie - an expert - whose sensitive treatment changed Evelyn's life for the better.

Hospitals and doctors can be few and far between in the vast Chinese countryside and the quality of medical attention inconsistent from hospital to hospital. A training program aims to change that by educating health workers about effective wound care.

Why is wound care education important? Mentor and ‘Initiative Chronische Wunde’ CEO Veronika Gerber shares her insights.

Nurses are more important to society today than ever. So we must do far more to reward, support and involve them, according to one of the most senior voices in the industry.

Spätestens seit Beginn der COVID-19-Pandemie ist bekannt, wie wichtig eine gute Händehygiene ist. Gezielte Unterstützung dabei bietet Pflegekräften, Ärzten und Hygienikern das digitale NosoEx®-System von GWA Hygiene. Im Rahmen seines Digitalansatzes vertreibt HARTMANN zukünftig die Hygienelösung für Gesundheitseirichtungen und stärkt dadurch sein Programm Mission: Infection Prevention.

Die HARTMANN GRUPPE und die Rimasys Gruppe haben ihre Kräfte gebündelt: Sie unterstützen Orthopäden* und Notfallmediziner mit Fortbildungen und Produkten, um im Operationssaal die bestmöglichen Ergebnisse für Patienten zu erzielen.

How do you launch an international product as successfully in Austria as in Spain? Of course, market research is the starting point. But for HARTMANN the real secret is global-local marketing partnerships based on open dialogue and empathy.

Despite the many people it affects, incontinence remains a delicate topic. We talk with an expert who wants to bring the issue out into the open.

Elisa Pizzi joined a volunteering mission to Kisumu, Kenya. She teamed up with her colleagues to work together with Kenyan healthcare professionals. What she took away from this time was inspiring – and surprising. This is her story.

It takes courage to admit to incontinence, but it can be a vital first step in getting the right treatment and returning to a normal life. So say a patient and a top urologist.

Wealthier countries are, unsurprisingly, more capable of tackling NCDs: a gold-standard healthcare service helps a lot. But there are ways lower-income countries can improve healthcare; both the industry and individual governments have roles to play.

Fun-filled approach to training healthcare workers pays off during volunteering mission to Kenya.