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JVB Enterprises Inc.
Complete Wound Care
Prevent-Assess-Debride-Treat
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Course Dates & Locations
Course Outline
Course Fees
Registration
Customize a Wound Care Course for your
organization
This intensive two-day course was
designed to provide clinicians with the most up-to-date tools to allow delivery of
successful treatment plans for wound healing. Presented in a "fun learning"
environment, this course allows comfortable interaction with the speaker and over 35%
hands-on lab experience.
Through a combination of
interesting lecture and extensive hands-on labs, this course strives to provide the individual attention
necessary to assure understanding by each attendant. For the experienced clinician, this
course will provide a thorough review, and an update on current theories and modalities.
This course is a must for new
graduates, and clinicians with little or no wound care experience. This course will
provide you with the tools needed to perform a thorough assessment and develop successful
treatment plans. Included in this course are application labs for compression dressings,
ultrasound and electrical stimulation, as well as a hands-on sharp debridement lab.

Upon completion of this
course, participants will be able to:
- Identify basic anatomy and physiology relevant to
wound care
- Identify wound etiology based on characteristics
- Properly stage pressure ulcers and list the
limitations of this staging system
- Identify the three phases of wound healing
- Explain the importance of early intervention and
list prevention strategies
- Perform a thorough assessment and develop a
successful treatment plan
- Differentiate between debridement options and
choose when appropriate
- List characteristics and functions of various wound
dressings and factors to consider when selecting a dressing
- Identify various modalities and how they apply to
wound care
- Express the importance of a multidisciplinary team
approach and select effective communication strategies
- Demonstrate effective documentation and identify
requirements for reimbursement
 Who Should Attend
- Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist
Assistants
- OT's and COTA's
- Health Care Professionals involved in Wound Care.
Continuing Education Credit
The Florida Physical Therapy Association has approved this course. The Physical
Therapy Association of Georgia honors this approval and this course will count towards
license renewal in the state of Georgia. The Florida Occupational
Therapy Association has also approved this course.
For questions regarding other states, please contact us

Course
Outline - Complete Wound Care
Day One
8:30 9:00 AM Registration
9:00 AM 12:30 PM
- Introduction
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Phases of Wound Healing
- Wound Etiologies
- LAB Doppler, Palpating Pulses,
Monofilamints, Compression Dressings
- Risk Assessment
- Early Intervention
- Wound Assessment
12:30 1:15 PM Lunch (On your own)
1:15 5:30 PM
- Pressure Ulcer Staging
- Developing Goals
- LAB (group) Wound Assessments
- Debridement
- Dressings
- LAB Dressing Comparison
Day Two
9:00 AM 12:30 PM
- Review/Q&A
- Modalities in Wound Care
- Electrical Stimulation Lecture & LAB
- Ultrasound Lecture & LAB
12:30 1:15 PM Lunch (On your own)
1:15 5:30 PM
- Sharp Debridement Lecture & LAB
- Communication & Documentation

Course Fees
| Course |
Early Bird |
Late Registration* |
Group Rate |
| Complete Wound Care |
$300.00 |
$325.00 |
$270.00 |
Group Discount: Two or more received
together - 10% off (Must be received together)
*Received less than 7 days prior to course date
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