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Mohamed Magdy Badr

MD, WCSP

2026 Sessions

PAWSIC: Evaluating Global Health using Wounds and Amputations as a Metric

This presentation explores how limb preservation can serve as a global health metric, examining the relationship between wound care infrastructure, multidisciplinary care, health policy, and amputation rates across diverse healthcare settings. Attendees will gain a broader perspective on how improving wound prevention, timely intervention, and coordinated limb preservation strategies can reduce disparities, improve population health, and provide meaningful benchmarks for evaluating health system performance worldwide.

Speaker

Friday, November 06 10:25–11:25 AM
PAWSIC SESSION
Faculty

Mohamed Magdy Badr

MD, WCSP
Faculty/Planning Committee

Jeanine Maguire

PhD, MS, MPT, FAAC, CWS
President, PAWSIC; SeekingWhole, LLC
PAWSIC

Jeanine Maguire, a Physical Therapist and Certified Wound Specialist is a visionary leader and PhD scholar dedicated to connecting and building high-performing teams to dramatically improve health care and patient outcomes. With nearly three decades in wound management, Dr. Maguire previously held the impactful role of VP of Skin Health and Wound Management Integrations at Genesis HealthCare, managing a program that scaled technology and standardized care across 500 nursing homes nationwide. Her innovative spirit led her to serve as a Chief Clinical Delivery Officer for a Value Based Care Wound Start-up, where she was a pioneer in building sophisticated care pathways and collaborating with AI engineers to develop evidence-based clinical guidance rules. Her commitment to integrated, patient-centered care culminated in her role as President and co-founder of the rising global non-profit, the Post-Acute Wound Skin Integrity Council (PAWSIC), driving advocacy and educational excellence across the post-acute sector and beyond.
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