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Podcast Episode 8: Biofilm based wound care and bacterial identification with Dr Gregory Schultz

Step into the captivating world of microbiology and healthcare with the podcast "MicroGenDX Mic’d Up." Hosted by Jeffrey Turner, the Vice President of Market Development at MicroGenDX, this podcast invites you to explore the intricacies of microbiology as it intersects with the world of medicine. In this episode, Jeffrey is joined by the esteemed Dr. Gregory Schultz, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus at the University of Florida, and a recognized expert in wound care and biofilms within chronic wounds. Dr. Schultz is also the author of the influential International Wound Infection Institute (IWII) Wound Infection Continuum and Management Guide. Together, they delve into the mysterious realm of biofilms and their pivotal role in perpetuating chronic wounds. Dr. Schultz generously shares his insights into the mechanisms by which biofilms contribute to the persistence of these wounds and provides invaluable guidance on detecting and effectively eliminating them But that's not all; this episode also explores the recently published IWII 2022 consensus guidelines, offering listeners a glimpse into cutting-edge developments in wound care management. Additionally, the discussion touches on the changes in Medicare reimbursement for wound care, ensuring that you stay informed about critical healthcare updates. Join the conversation on "MicroGenDX Mic'd Up" and embark on a journey where science and healthcare seamlessly intertwine. In this podcast, knowledge becomes your most potent tool for navigating the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare. MicroGenDX brings desperately needed advances in diagnostics to providers and patients. Our mission at MicroGenDX is to improve clinical outcomes by offering clinicians and their patients the most informative and impactful microbial diagnostic tests that science can provide.