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Wounds. Wound Healing: Acute Versus Chronic Wounds

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Wounds. Wound Healing: Acute Versus Chronic Wounds

Type
E-Learning Course
Topics
Wound Pathophysiology, Wound Healing, Chronic Wounds, Acute Wounds, Epithelialization, Growth Factor
Language
EN
Approx. time to complete
60 min
Accreditation
1 CPD
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Introduction

The module defines and describes wound types and wound healing process, the role of different cells and biomodulators in each phase, the differences between normal healing in acute wounds and impaired healing in chronic wounds.

Accreditation

This module is CPD credited

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:

  • Define the wound and identify the critical elements involved in the normal wound healing process.
  • Recognize various types of wounds.
  • Discover and understand the main differences between the function of cells and biomodulators in acute versus chronic wounds.

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