Leg Ulcer and Compression Therapy Workshop

Details

Date & Time

Tuesday 19th May @ 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Venue

Ibis Melbourne Glen Waverley,

Event Category

External event

Organiser

Wound Innovations Limited

More information

https://www.woundinnovations.com.au/education/events/

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Date

Tuesday 19th May @ 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

Venue

Ibis Melbourne Glen Waverley

Organiser

Wound Innovations Limited

Wound Innovations in conjunction with Essity is proud to present a one-day Leg Ulcer and Compression Therapy Workshop.

This workshop will cover the assessment and management of common lower leg ulcer aetiology and the assessment and application of compression therapy.

Participants are expected to have a basic understanding of wound healing and wound care prior to attending this workshop. Key topics:

  • An understanding of Leg Ulcer prevalence
  • Differentiation between leg ulcer aetiology
  • Ability to assess the patient, wound and limb in relation to compression therapy use
  • Understanding of steps to take in maintaining skin integrity
  • Ability to deliver appropriate patient education to support informed decision making
  • A working knowledge of available compression therapy and application of each.

The day will be split into theory in the morning and a practical hands-on supported learning in the afternoon.

Wound management

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