NexGen RN Wound care

NexGen RN Wound care

The NexGen RN Wound Care module teaches essential wound assessment for nurses skills for all clinical settings. You will develop nursing wound care clinical skills training that prepares you for complex wound management. 

Learn how to assess and treat wounds as a registered nurse through video demonstrations and case studies. This course answers how to learn wound care and pressure injury treatment online with practical, evidence-based content. 

This is the best online wound care certification course for RN students because every skill is demonstrated step by step. 

NexGen RN Wound care

Key Benefits

Stage Pressure Injuries

Learn to identify stage one, two, three, four, unstageable, and deep tissue pressure injuries correctly every time.

Select Dressings

Foams, alginates, hydrogels, hydrocolloids, films, and antimicrobial dressings. Choose the right product for each wound.

Assess Wounds

Measure length, width, depth, tunneling, undermining, and wound bed tissue type. Document like a wound care specialist.

Prevent Breakdown

Repositioning schedules, pressure redistribution surfaces, and skin inspections. Stop pressure injuries before they start.

Debride Properly

Sharp, mechanical, enzymatic, and autolytic debridement methods. Know when to debride and when to leave alone.

Earn Certification

Complete our wound care certification for nurses. Add it to your resume and advance your nursing career.

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Complete Wound Care Training For RNs

This module teaches you to assess, stage, and treat all types of wounds. You will learn pressure injury staging, dressing selection, debridement methods, infection control, and documentation. Video demonstrations show wound assessment, dressing application, and pressure redistribution techniques. 

Real wound photos help you identify different types of wounds. Prevention strategies for pressure injuries are covered in depth. Earn your wound care certification and advance your nursing career. 

  • Stage pressure injuries
  • Select correct dressings.
  • Assess wounds thoroughly
  • Prevent skin breakdown.
  • Debride when needed.
  • Earn wound certification