ESSENTIAL CLINICAL GUIDES

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5 Rules for Wound Healing

Master the five key principles: remove the cause, keep it warm and moist, manage bacteria, and nourish the body to create optimal conditions for wound healing and faster recovery.

Anatomical Roadmap

This tool simplifies body landmarks, movement and location terms. It supports wound care pros in achieving accurate assessment and consistent documentation.

Body Fold Management

Tackle moisture, friction, and skin irritation in body folds with tips to recognize early signs and keep skin healthy through prevention and daily care.

Diabetic Wound

Recognize and assess diabetic wounds with confidence by identifying key indicators, such as callused edges, slow healing, and a high risk of infection.

Healthy Feet Tips

Step up your foot care routine—daily inspection, gentle hygiene, and smart shoe choices help prevent complications and protect mobility.

Legal Elements of Negligence

Understand the four legal elements of negligence duty, breach, harm, and proximate cause to reduce liability and improve clinical accountability.

Lymphedema

Learn to recognize and manage lymphedema early. Compression is key, not antibiotics, for reducing chronic swelling and preventing complications.

Moisture-Associated Skin Damage vs Pressure Injury

Distinguish MASD from pressure injuries. Learn the key differences in causes, locations, appearance, staging, and interventions, making bedside decisions faster and more accurate.

Must-Have Topical Wound Dressings

Your go-to guide for selecting the right dressing. Match product to purpose to manage moisture, speed healing, and protect the wound bed.

Pressure Injury

Quickly stage pressure injuries from redness to exposed bone. This guide helps you document accurately and act fast to prevent progression.

Signs and Symptoms of a Wound Infection

Use visual and clinical signs of infection, such as increased drainage, odor, redness, warmth, and tissue breakdown, to identify and treat wounds early before they worsen.

Skin Lesions

Identify skin lesions with confidence using this guide, which explains the key types, appearances, and warning signs for accurate assessment.

Skin Tear Categories

Classify and treat skin tears by severity from intact to fully missing flaps with clear dressing guidance to support proper healing.

Tissue Types

Essential reference for recognizing granulation, slough, eschar, epithelial tissue, and more. Helps clinicians assess healing stages and guide the right treatment.

Wet-To-Dry Dressing

Explains why wet-to-dry dressings are outdated, painful, and ineffective while introducing modern, evidence-based alternatives that support moist wound healing, reduce pain, and speed recovery.

Wound Edges

Get edgy about wound care by using edge appearance to assess healing progress and detect underlying complications early.

Wound Exudate Drainage

Exudate is fluid released after tissue damage that cleans the wound, delivers repair materials, and supports the healing process.

Wound Exudate Types and Volume

Discover how different types of wound drainage, ranging from clear to purulent, indicate healing progress, infection risk, and dressing requirements.

Wound Myths

Clear up common misconceptions like “all wounds need to breathe” or “all infected wounds need antibiotics.” Base care on facts, not fiction.

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The founder of Wound Care Professionals, Nancy Morgan has been a true inspiration on my journey to furthering my wound care education. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to learn from WCP and continue to grow in this vital area of healthcare.

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MHA, BA, LVN