Lunch & Learn sessions

Lunch & Learn sessions

Fast, focused and clinically relevant education – delivered in just 30 minutes! 

Lunch & Learn is a series of 30-minute, expert-led online sessions, designed for busy practitioners and delivering fast, focused and clinically relevant insights into lower limb care and compression therapy.  

Each session provides practical guidance to support best practice in everyday clinical decision-making and patient management. 

Led by Katy Stevens and Keeley Chapman, Clinical Advisors at SIGVARIS GROUP, the series brings frontline expertise into clear, actionable guidance. Drawing on their clinical experience, they address common challenges in practice, from differential diagnosis to optimizing compression strategies and long-term patient management. 

Why to attend? 

  • Short sessions tailored to fit busy schedules 
  • Clinically relevant content focused on practical application 
  • Insights from experienced health care professionals 

Session topics 

  • Session 1: Critical clues: Identifying red flags in lower limb wounds 
    Keeley Chapman – Tuesday 3 November 2026, 1:30pm (GMT) 
  • Session 2: Demystifying compression: Understanding classes & uses 
    Katy Stevens – Tuesday 10 November 2026, 1:30pm (GMT) 
  • Session 3: From dependence to confidence: Teaching compression self-care effectively 
    Keeley Chapman – Tuesday 17 November 2026, 1:30pm (GMT) 
  • Session 4: Unwrapping the truth: Compression confessions 
    Keeley Chapman – Tuesday 24 November 2026, 1:30pm (GMT) 
  • Session 5: Varicose eczema – What is it, how do we manage it? 
    Katy Stevens – Tuesday 1 December 2026, 1:30pm (GMT) 
  • Session 6: Venous or arterial? Quick guide to vascular assessment 
    Katy Stevens – Tuesday 8 December 2026, 1:30pm (GMT) 




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Speakers

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Katy Stevens, UK (LinkedIn)

Clinical Advisor at SIGVARIS GROUP Britain

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Keeley Chapman, UK (LinkedIn)

Clinical Advisor at SIGVARIS GROUP Britain

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