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457 Ratings , 79 Reviews
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Effective and efficient management of individuals with wounds requires a multifaceted and multidisciplinary approach. Determining the best course of treatment for patients with various wound presentation may become frustrating due to the primary pathologies and contributing medical complexities (aka co-morbidities) that are present in this patient population.
The goal of this three-hour interactive course is to provide the healthcare clinician a guide for appropriate identification, assessment, and treatment of common and less common wound types. During this course you will acquire assessment skills and workable treatment principles that will immediately improve your clinical practice, no matter the setting. There willalso be a hands-on lab for learning key concepts for selective sharp debridement and multi-layer compression wrapping. By the completion of the course, you will be able to provide a compressive treatment plan to accelerate each patient'srecovery for wound management and wound closure.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants
Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure
4/5
Ashley (OH) on Jul 16, 2026
was difficult to follow along with slides when video showed instructor primarily. would have liked to see what slides were on screen at same time as speaker.
5/5
Ashley (NV) on Jun 25, 2026
nice overview
5/5
Christopher (TX) on Apr 12, 2026
instructor was funny and transparent.
5/5
Linda (AL) on Jan 20, 2026
excellent presenter!
5/5
Stephanie (OK) on Jan 03, 2026
very informative
4/5
Alexandra (GA) on Dec 12, 2025
more wound pictures and treatment plant example would be great
4/5
Michelle (ND) on Dec 06, 2025
the information was well laid out and easy to follow. really good basic, practical information.
5/5
Ellen (NM) on Nov 18, 2025
video throughout focuses on instructor, not relevant slides ( they show up in a small picture in a corner of the screen). due to home black\/white print of manual this was a significant detriment- we need to see those photos to identify tissue.
3/5
Veronica (NJ) on Oct 16, 2025
this format was a bit difficult since it was recording of a live presentation and it didn't seem to always line up with the screen that was used to present in the room. videos were difficult to follow along with since they didn't stream in unison with what the instructor was showing live. when he referred back to some slides, the virtual presentation didn't revert back to those slides, so it made learning a bit dis-unified.
4/5
Deborah (NJ) on Jan 27, 2025
good pics and videos

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