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Posted on 23/10/2026
Pressure sores can range from superficial damage involving little more than skin discolouration to deep ulcers that extend down to tendon and muscle or bone. Pressure sores are an 'avoidable harm', and their prevention is a key area of care in at-risk individuals. Pressure sore assessment and prevention is essential to ensure that individuals receive safe, effective, harm-free care.

Module 1
Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin
Module 2
Pressure Ulcers & Sites
Module 3
Risk factors and assessment
Module 4
Material & Equipments
Module 5
Legislation & Guidance
Module 6
Preparing for Pressure Area Care
Module 7
Understanding Pressure Area Care
Module 8
Reporting in Pressure Area Care
Module 9
Summary
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Posted on 20/02/2026
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The course covers causes and stages of pressure sores, risk factors, skin assessment, prevention strategies, repositioning, and basic care measures to reduce avoidable harm.
Yes, you will receive a certification upon successful completion of the Pressure Area Care course.
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Yes, this course is suitable for healthcare professionals, carers, and support staff who care for immobile or bedridden individuals.