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Infected Wounds and Therapeutic Approaches

E-Learning

Infected Wounds and Therapeutic Approaches

Type
E-Learning Course
Topics
Acute Wounds - Main Indications, Exuding Wounds, Acute Wounds, Chronic Wounds, Desloughing
Language
EN
Approx. time to complete
60 min
Accreditation
1 CPD

Introduction

By completing this module you can refresh your knowledge of the wound infection definition, stages and etiology. You can understand the structure and formations of wound biofilm. Also you learn about the different therapeutic solutions in wound infections that you can possibly apply in your clinical practice.

Accreditation

This module is CPD credited

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:

  • Acknowledge the new definitions related to wound infection and the differences between local and systemic infection.
  • Identify the stages of the wound infection.
  • Recognize the local signs and symptoms of wound infection.
  • Learn about the recommended diagnostic methods involved in infected wounds.
  • Understand the structure and formation of the wound biofilm.
  • Improve knowledge through learning about latest international recommendations on patient monitoring and reassessment procedures of wound, on the main therapeutic strategies in wound infection and the importance of prevention of antimicrobial resistance.

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