This Wound Care and Tissue Viability Training Course introduces the essential principles of wound assessment, management, and documentation for healthcare professionals. Effective wound care is a critical clinical skill, and this course provides learners with the knowledge needed to deliver safe, consistent, and high quality care.

Participants explore the structure and function of the skin, different wound types, and the stages of healing. The course also covers wound bed preparation, ulcer grading, treatment options, and accurate record keeping in line with professional standards. Designed for staff across healthcare settings, this training supports confident, evidence based wound management.

What You Will Learn

By completing this course, learners will be able to:

• Describe the composition of the skin and its key functions
• Carry out accurate wound assessments
• Recognise and classify the stages of ulcers
• Apply appropriate treatment methods for different wound types
• Understand the healing process and the factors that influence it
• Maintain accurate documentation and records in line with professional standards

Who Should Take This Course

This Wound Care and Tissue Viability Training is ideal for:

• Nurses and healthcare assistants
• Clinical support workers
• Community and primary care staff
• Residential and nursing home teams
• Any healthcare professional involved in wound assessment or management

Why This Training Matters

High quality wound care reduces complications, supports faster healing, and improves patient outcomes. Understanding tissue viability principles and best practice techniques ensures that healthcare professionals can assess and manage wounds safely and effectively. This course provides the foundation needed for confident, evidence based wound care.