Primary Wound Closure for Pharmacists
Master primary wound closure techniques for uncomplicated lacerations including adhesive closure methods (adhesive strips and tissue glue) and simple interrupted suturing technique for pharmacists who have completed the full scope of practice training.
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Master primary wound closure techniques for uncomplicated lacerations including adhesive closure methods (adhesive strips and tissue glue) and simple interrupted suturing technique for pharmacists who have completed the full scope of practice training.
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Date created: Sat Jul 19 2025
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Provide an outline of primary and secondary wound closure
Provide a foundational understanding of the physiological process of wound healing, and the definition, indications, benefits and contraindications of primary wound closure.
Overview of laceration types
Lacerations are injuries that involve a break in the skin, and they can vary widely in their presentation, depth, and severity. By recognising the different types of lacerations, community pharmacists can better assess the severity of the injury and determine the appropriate treatment and referral strategies.
