Going Further

Chronic wounds were making life miserable for Evelyn. But then she met Melanie and an expert, sensitive treatment changed her life again

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.

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 profession

French nurse François Sterpione knows what nurses need to keep up with demands of tomorrow. These are his three requests.

If it doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t right. Business ethics is crucial in the healthcare sector and each individual has to take responsibility.

“Happy Birthday HARTMANN!” Today, on March 1st, 200 years ago, Ludwig von Hartmann laid the cornerstone for the HARTMANN GROUP by founding a textile company.

How a Czech supermodel became a leading advocate for elderly people – and helped break the taboo on incontinence.

We are technicians. We work with our hands and our head with one single objective: our patient.

Even though the Nepalese culture, traditions and lifestyle differ a lot from Ralf Ledl’s own, he found a distinct similarity: the shared goal to live as well as possible.

At the HART of who we are lies an independent son and an entrepreneurial nurse. Together, they symbolise how we approach wound management, partnership, and the development of long-lasting solutions to improve patient care.

Going further for health. How a personal mission met a professional mantra.

Millions of people live with urinary incontinence. One in five of us aged over 40 has the condition. Yet it remains a subject we don’t seem comfortable talking about; with many suffering in silence rather than asking for the help that’s out there. Isn’t it time to break one of the last remaining taboos in health?