Wound Care Courses in the UK
Acute wounds, Assessment and diagnosis, Complex wounds, Diabetic foot ulcers, Infection, Leg ulcers, Lymphoedema, Pressure ulcers, Service development and delivery, Skin integrity, Wellbeing and concordance
This is a list of wound care courses currently being offered in the UK. These include full-time, part-time and distance learning courses.
UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD, BRADFORD
The Tissue Viability modules at the University of Bradford have recently been updated in line with knowledge and skills required by the busy clinically-based healthcare practitioner, without compromising on the quality of the modules.
The University of Bradford offer four Degree or Masters level modules including:
- Advances in wound management (core)
- Advances in limiting pressure damage (option)
- Advances in leg ulcer management (option)
- Debridement of wounds (option)
Each are awarded 30 credits. The modules can be studied at level 3 and form part of a BSc provision. Alternatively, successfully completing 2 M level modules (1 core, 1 option) together can result in a Post Graduate Certificate in Tissue Viability or can form part of the MSc provision. The modules can be studied individually, sequentially or concurrently. They start each September and run over two semesters.
The courses are led by a team of nationally recognised experts, and are part of Bradford Wound Healing Unit ensuring the information is up to date and linked to current evidence, guidance and practice.
University staff includes:
Kath Vowden, Nurse Consultant Acute and Chronic Wound Care
Jane Collins, Lecturer (previously a Tissue Viability CNS in Calderdale)
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