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This two-day workshop is designed for allied health and nursing professionals from both inpatient and community perspectives. We will explore the foundations of wound management principles and best practices and then utilise a hands-on, workshop approach for application of knowledge. Each member of the interdisciplinary team will learn about what their profession can contribute and gain perspective on the roles of the other team members.
Participants will learn about wound physiology and assessment and how the dressings interact with the wound base. They will also learn about physical forces (pressure, friction, shear) and how to assess/treat those factors that are impairing healing. Clinicians will also have an opportunity to apply their knowledge in a wound assessment lab, dressing lab, and mattress/cushion pressure mapping lab.
Course objectives:
1) Understand wound characteristics, physiology, and repair and apply to local wound care (dressing selection, debridement, infection).
2) Understand physiology of tissue damage from physical forces and be able to assess and treat
3) Understand the characteristics of therapeutic equipment (cushions, mattresses, seating systems) and apply to client care plan
4) Understand and apply the wound management principles to bariatric client care, heel ulcers and surgical clients.
Registration: $350Early bird registration: $300Early bird registration deadline: August 01, 2011
*** Course Schedule Updated 01 September 2011 ***
September 24, 2011
DAY 1- Client Assessment and Management Planning
September 25, 2011
DAY 2- Wound Assessment and Management Planning
Previous Participants Feedback:
"This was an outstanding presentation"
"Very passionate and knows her stuff"
"Nicole was so awesome, energetic and enthusiastic"
"She's amazing, very passionate in her field, knows her stuff and a great presenter"
"Dynamic speaker who makes woundcare interesting!"
Address: Mother Rosalie Health Services Centre 16930 87 AvenueEdmonton, AlbertaT5R 4H5
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