Delving Deeper into Wounds
4th September 2018 to 28th February 2019
Online
The DDIW course is accredited by the national awarding organisation LANTRA and
is delivered in accordance with LANTRA guidelines with recognition providing reassurance to delegates and employers alike that the education is being delivered to a high standard
Who is it for?
This course is aimed at qualified veterinary nurses wishing to further their knowledge and work towards becoming a dedicated wound nurse within the veterinary practice.
It is essential that:
- Applicants have regular access to the internet and have a reasonable level of computer skills i.e. can upload documents.
- Applicants work in a clinical environment which enables them to see wound cases.
- Candidates with limited access to cases must acknowledge and be prepared to visit alternate practices to meet the assessment criteria for case studies if required.
Course Delivery and Content
The course is delivered in a blended learning format and via an 
online learning platform (Moodle) and includes two attendance days spread over four modules. The themes include: Physiology of wound healing; Optimal healing and the role of wound dressings; Factors of healing delay and Implementing change.
Delegates are expected to attend both teaching days which are an essential component of the course.
Throughout the course students are supported by Georgie Hollis and the specialist panel from the Veterinary Wound Library (www.vetwoundlibrary.com) and membership to the Veterinary Wound Library is included for the duration of the course. This allows delegates and their practice to seek help for wound cases, including access to a wide range of wound product samples.
Attendance at the induction and teaching day is required to achieve the certificate and is an essential component necessary to complete the course.
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR 2019
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AN INFORMATION AND APPLICATION PACK
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Delving Deeper into Wounds
4th September 2018 to 28th February 2019
Online
The DDIW course is accredited by the national awarding organisation LANTRA and is delivered in accordance with LANTRA guidelines with recognition providing reassurance to delegates and employers alike that the education is being delivered to a high standard
Who is it for?
This course is aimed at qualified veterinary nurses wishing to further their knowledge and work towards becoming a dedicated wound nurse within the veterinary practice.
It is essential that:
- Applicants have regular access to the internet and have a reasonable level of computer skills i.e. can upload documents.
- Applicants work in a clinical environment which enables them to see wound cases.
- Candidates with limited access to cases must acknowledge and be prepared to visit alternate practices to meet the assessment criteria for case studies if required.
Course Delivery and Content
The course is delivered in a blended learning format and via an online learning platform (Moodle) and includes two attendance days spread over four modules. The themes include: Physiology of wound healing; Optimal healing and the role of wound dressings; Factors of healing delay and Implementing change.
Delegates are expected to attend both teaching days which are an essential component of the course.
Throughout the course students are supported by Georgie Hollis and the specialist panel from the Veterinary Wound Library (www.vetwoundlibrary.com) and membership to the Veterinary Wound Library is included for the duration of the course. This allows delegates and their practice to seek help for wound cases, including access to a wide range of wound product samples.
Attendance at the induction and teaching day is required to achieve the certificate and is an essential component necessary to complete the course.
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR 2019
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AN INFORMATION AND APPLICATION PACK
Sponsors
Booking Terms & Conditions apply to all our CPD provision. Click here to download Terms & Conditions.
