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Acute & Chronic Wound Management – HOBART

Friday, June 14 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Session Overview

This workshop is suited for anyone working in acute care, community as well as aged care. This four-hour interactive workshop presented will look at the etiology of acute and chronic wounds as well as best practices in the management of wounds.

What to expect

This workshop will focus education on the principles of skin tear prevention and management, pressure injury prevention and management and wound hygiene for chronic wounds. The session will include case studies and participant feedback.

Presenter – Belinda Free

“I am a Nurse Practitioner specialising in Wound Management after completing my masters of Nursing in 2018.

I’m currently working part-time at the RHH in Wound Management and Hospital in the Home which allows me time to pursue my private wound education and consulting practice Wound Care 2U.

Privately I deliver on site education and holistic patient assessments to residential aged care staff and residents and I have a private consulting space for community clients too.

As a Nurse Practitioner I am able to conduct conservative sharp wound debridement, order and interpret diagnostic investigations and prescribe medications relating to wound and skin infections.

My passion is to expedite healing times, reduce the burden faced by those living with chronic wounds and achieve hospital avoidance.”

Price
Flat Rate: $90

CPD Hours
4 hours

Important information

  • This is a face-to-face session held at HERC Level 5, 182 Macquarie Street, Hobart*
  • Registrations for this event are essential, due to COVID-19 restrictions, spaces are limited to allow for appropriate social distancing.

    *Please note there is no parking available on site.

Register

Please fill out the form below to register for this event.

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*Terms & Conditions apply. Five winners will be randomly drawn from all eligible registrations received for the advertised CPD sessions (January – June 2024). Winners will be notified.

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