Patient guide
What to expect from an MDT conversation.
A practical guide to the appointment, the treatment discussion and follow-up.
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Get oriented.
Understand what MDT is—and what it is not.
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Explore the questions.
Consider comfort, evidence and the clinical assessment.
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Talk to your care team.
Bring questions and ask about the next appropriate step.
Patient guide
Comfort, risks and limitations.
MDT is not automatically painless or appropriate for every wound.
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Questions to take to your clinician.
Print a short conversation guide. No account, symptom form or personal information required.
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Where MDT may fit in wound care.
A starting point for discussing selected necrotic wounds—not a tool for self-diagnosis.
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Planning the cost conversation.
Questions about visits, supplies, referrals and coverage—without a misleading universal price.
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The essentials
Medical larvae are not ordinary maggots.
The distinction between a clinical product and an uncontrolled infestation matters.
Read the resourceThis is a general educational guide, not a treatment protocol. Do not apply larvae or change a wound-care plan without professional assessment and supervision.