Compression Bandaging
This Compression Bandaging course provides delegates with the knowledge and practical skills needed to assess for and apply multi-layer compression bandages safely and effectively. The course explores the circulatory system, the causes of venous leg ulcers, the importance of accurate assessment using ABPI, and key signs of poor perfusion. Delegates will observe a demonstration and participate in hands-on practice to build confidence in applying each layer of compression. This course is suitable for clinical staff involved in wound care and leg ulcer management.
| Course Number | Course Validity | Course Duration | Course Assessment | Course Accreditation | Course Approvals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 1 Year | 3 Hours | Continuous | - | - |
- Introduction and course overview
- Introduction to compression bandaging and its purpose
- Understanding the circulatory system and venous ulceration
- ABPI (Ankle Brachial Pressure Index) assessment and relevance
- Compression bandaging: step-by-step application of all layers
- Recognising poor perfusion and safety considerations
- Video demonstration and practical application
- Summary, Q&A, and course evaluation
