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Wound Care – Pressure Ulcer Prevention and Management

This one day workshop will cover a range of topics including how pressure ulcers develop, identifying patients/clients at risk, assessing a patient’s skin, formulating a management plan, categorising pressure damage, documenting, reporting and root cause analysis. It is part of the Tissue Viability Leading Change Competency Based Learning Programme which has been developed with the Huddersfield University.

Tutor: Tissue Viability Nurse

Tutor's organisation: Urgo Medical

03/06/2019

10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Course Venue

UNISON
York Street
Belfast
Antrim

This course is no longer available for applications.

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