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Managing chronic oedema and lymphoedema in primary care can be complex and requires a patient-centred, evidence-based approach. This course provides healthcare professionals with practical guidance on assessing the underlying causes of chronic oedema/lymphoedema, implementing effective management plans, and supporting patients in long-term self-care. Learners will explore the role of compression therapy, skin care, movement, weight management, and pharmacological treatments, while also understanding the emotional and social impact these conditions can have on patients. The course also highlights best practices for preventing and managing complications such as cellulitis and when specialist referral is required.
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Module 1
Understanding the Causes of Chronic Oedema/Lymphoedema
Module 2
Medication Management and Its Impact on Oedema
Module 3
Principles and Practice of Compression Therapy
Module 4
Exercise, Mobility, and Weight Control Strategies
Module 5
Skin Care and Tissue Protection in Chronic Oedema/Lymphoedema
Module 6
Psychological and Social Effects of Living with Chronic Oedema/Lymphoedema
Module 7
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The course covers causes of chronic oedema/lymphoedema, compression therapy, skin care, cellulitis management, physical activity, weight management, self-care strategies, and psychosocial support.
Yes, learners will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.
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This course is suitable for healthcare professionals, carers, and support staff involved in caring for individuals with chronic oedema or lymphoedema.