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Wound-care education and training
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Lectures and hands-on workshops across Jordan that help healthcare teams and caregivers provide wound care confidently, safely and in line with the evidence.
Training topics
Wound assessment and documentation
Health history, measurement, describing tissue, exudate and edges, and documentation that makes progress visible.
Wound bed preparation and the TIME framework
A structured approach to dead tissue, infection, moisture and the wound edge.
Choosing dressings
Matching the dressing to tissue type, exudate level and surrounding skin, without brand bias.
Pressure injury prevention and staging
Risk assessment, repositioning, pressure-redistributing surfaces and accurate staging.
The diabetic foot
Foot checks, warning signs, offloading and when referral is urgent.
Fundamentals of negative pressure wound therapy
Indications and contraindications, applying and sealing the dressing, and managing alarms.
Recognising wound infection
Local and systemic signs, and when to inform the physician.
Educating patients and families
Explaining a home-care plan clearly and safely.
Who is it for?
- Nurses in hospitals, healthcare centres and home-care services.
- Nursing students.
- Caregivers and family members looking after a patient at home.
- Healthcare facilities that want to train their teams.
Formats
- A lecture or scientific talk.
- A hands-on workshop.
- On-site training at a healthcare facility.
- A programme tailored to a team’s needs.
Content, duration and language (Arabic or English) are agreed in advance with the requesting organisation.
Approach
Training is based on international wound-care guidelines and respects the nursing scope of practice in Jordan, including the wound-care nursing standards and competencies published by the Jordanian Nursing Council. It focuses on practical cases and the skills nurses need in daily work.
Request training for your team
Send a short enquiry with the type of organisation, the number of participants and the topics you are interested in, and you will be contacted to arrange the details.
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