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- Essentials of Leg Ulceration
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This course supports health and care staff in developing their knowledge of the causes of leg ulceration, types of leg ulceration and their management. This course will enable learners to develop an understanding of the initial assessment which should be performed when a person presents with a wound on the lower leg.
This course is accessible for all health and care professionals and has been written for learners at level 4 and above.
This interactive module includes activities and short films to engage the learner, taking around 30-45 minutes to complete. A certificate is available upon completion. - Hierarchy:
- Wound Care Education for the Health and Care Workforce > Essentials of Leg Ulceration
- Keywords:
- acute wounds, barriers to healing, chronic wounds, delay wound healing, compression, dressings, lower limb, lifestyle factors, pressure ulcer, ulceration, wound assessment, wound
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- 14 May 2021
- Updated:
- 3 Jul 2024
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- Title:
- Essentials of Leg Ulceration
- Description:
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This course supports health and care staff in developing their knowledge of the causes of leg ulceration, types of leg ulceration and their management. This course will enable learners to develop an understanding of the initial assessment which should be performed when a person presents with a wound on the lower leg.
This course is accessible for all health and care professionals and has been written for learners at level 4 and above.
This interactive module includes activities and short films to engage the learner, taking around 30-45 minutes to complete. A certificate is available upon completion. - Hierarchy:
- Wound Care Education for the Health and Care Workforce > Essentials of Leg Ulceration
- Keywords:
- acute wounds, barriers to healing, chronic wounds, delay wound healing, compression, dressings, lower limb, lifestyle factors, pressure ulcer, ulceration, wound assessment, wound
- Created:
- 14 May 2021
- Updated:
- 3 Jul 2024