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Can’t Heal? Put your Hi BEAMS On! Assess, Prep and Treat

This course presented by Nancy Morgan, RN, BSN, MBA, WOC reviews the key steps in getting a wound prepared to heal. Nancy will introduce the mnemonic called the BEAMS, which takes you thru what you should look for, how to prep the wound bed, and review the various treatment options.

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Come Together! Wound Care & Lymphedema

This course presented by Nancy Morgan, RN, BSN, MBA, WOC delivers pivotal information on integrating treatment for lymphedema with wound care for the better outcomes of your patients.

Diabetes: Know it! Fight it!

This course presented by Nancy Morgan, RN, BSN, MBA, WOC will help you evaluate the diabetic wound, identify the best plan of treatment and steer you away from the potential setbacks for better healing rates and overall patient outcomes.

Slippery When Wet: Exudate Management

This ‘course’ is available to attendees of the MEDI webinar, “Slippery When Wet: Managing Exudate”. Registering in this course on WoundCare Gurus will allow participants to watch the on-demand course.

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