Public and Lived Experience Representatives needed for SIGN Leg Ulcer Guideline update
- Area of Work: Lived Experience
- Type: News Item
- Published: 5th November 2025

Join SIGN's multidisciplinary group responsible for developing the updated guideline on management of leg ulcers
The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) collaborate with health and social care professionals, organisations representing people who access services, and individuals to produce evidence-based guidelines. They systematically review the scientific literature to aid the translation of new knowledge into action.
SIGN are seeking individuals with lived experience of leg ulcers, and people who have an interest in the topic, to contribute their valuable perspectives to inform development of the updated guideline on the management of leg ulcers.
Your insights will help ensure the new guideline reflects what matters most to those affected.
If you are interested in contributing or would like to learn more, SIGN would be delighted to discuss this opportunity with you. Please email karen.graham2@nhs.scot
More information and the application form for this opportunity can be found on Volunteer Scotland’s website.
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