Biomiq

Happening this afternoon at the WCET-NSWOC 2026 Joint Congress in Vancouver. 👇

Today, Friday April 25th at 4:00 PM, Biomiq is sponsoring an engaging panel session called: "From Frontline to Bedside: Winning the War Within the Wound"

Anchoring the panel is Lt. Col. Dr. Roman Kuziv, Commander of Medical Forces & Sustainment Group East, Armed Forces of Ukraine — traveling directly from active wartime duty to share frontline lessons already reshaping how the world thinks about AMR and wound care.

Dr. Kuziv will be joined by:
🔹 Hailie Uren — Clinical Pharmacist & AMR Specialist (Australia)
🔹 Rhonda Darbyshire, RN, BN, NSWOC, WOCC(C), IIWCC (Canada)
🔹 Dr. Lori Robins, PhD — HOCl Chemist (USA)
🔹 Dr. Eric Rasmussen, MD, MDM, FACP (USA) - Moderator of the discussion

It's a rare international conversation on where wound care is heading, and the role NSWOCs and clinicians caring for wounds will play in getting us there.

📅 Today, 4:00 PM PT
📍 Vancouver Convention Centre, East Meeting Room 1

pH is the heartbeat of pure and stable hypochlorous acid (HOCl) solutions. But why is this?

When pH drifts too high or low, HOCl can lose its potency, stability, and safety profile. Balanced correctly, it remains one of the most effective and biocompatible antimicrobial solutions on the planet.

Ultimately, chemistry matters more than concentration, and pH is where the story begins.

Today we explore how it is that pH determines so much about HOCl solutions, and why healthcare professionals should see pH as a clinical term—not just a scientific one.

🔗 https://hubs.li/Q03NX7fm0