Fundamental of suturing and Wound management

Practical Wound Assessment, Dressing & Suturing Workshop

Build the essential clinical skills every healthcare professional needs to confidently assess, manage, and close wounds.

This intensive hands-on workshop is designed for interns, nurses, and resident physicians who are involved in wound care across any clinical setting. Through a combination of concise evidence-based lectures, interactive skill stations, and supervised practical training, participants will develop the knowledge and confidence to deliver safe, effective wound management.

Throughout the workshop, you will learn how to assess wounds using a structured clinical approach, recognize factors that delay healing, identify signs of infection, select appropriate dressings for both acute and chronic wounds, and document wound care accurately. The program also provides comprehensive hands-on training in fundamental suturing techniques, allowing participants to practice instrument handling, knot tying, wound approximation, and multiple suturing methods under expert guidance.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Perform systematic wound assessment using the TIME/TIMES framework.
• Select appropriate dressings based on wound type and healing stage.
• Recognize when wounds require escalation or referral.
• Apply infection prevention and pain management principles during wound care.
• Document wound assessments and dressing changes with confidence.
• Master the fundamentals of basic surgical suturing through guided practical experience.

Whether you are beginning your clinical career or looking to strengthen your procedural skills, this workshop offers a practical learning experience that can be immediately applied in everyday patient care.

Workshop Includes:

• Expert-led interactive sessions
• Hands-on wound assessment and dressing practice
• Live suturing demonstrations with supervised practice
• Printed wound assessment and dressing reference guide
• Certificate of completion
• Small-group training to maximize individual feedback