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COMPRESSION THERAPY FOR WOUND CARE

Tracking # 20-1379911

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Course overview

This one-hour continuing education activity provides a comprehensive, evidence-based review of compression therapy as a cornerstone intervention in the management of chronic lower extremity wounds particularly venous leg ulcers and lymphedema-related wounds. The course integrates anatomy and physiology of the venous and lymphatic systems with current staging frameworks CEAP Classification and ISL Staging of Lymphedema to establish a strong clinical foundation. Participants will explore landmark expert opinion consensus from the American Venous Forum AVF, the American Vein and Lymphatic Society AVLS, and the Society for Vascular Medicine SVM, with specific emphasis on the recommendation that C3 venous disease patients should be assessed and treated utilizing a lymphedema-care framework.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapist

1h General

Occupational Therapy Assistant

1h General

Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice

Physical Therapist

1h General

Physical Therapist Assistant

1h General

Disclosure statements

All instructors and planners participating in this educational activity have completed Conflict of Interest Disclosure forms, and any relevant financial or employment relationships have been disclosed and reviewed in accordance with Pathways Educational Programs LLC policies. Potential conflicts have been evaluated and managed prior to course delivery. Course content is evidence-based and intended to provide balanced educational information. No specific commercial products will be promoted or endorsed during course delivery, and discussion of products or treatment materials will be presented using generic terminology whenever possible to minimize commercial bias and support objective clinical decision-making