International Interprofessional Wound Care Course
This 8-month course, offered in partnership with the University of Toronto, consists of two 4-day residential weekends that are held in Toronto, Ontario; twelve self-study modules; and an elective related to each students day-to-day activities. The goal of the IIWCC is to provide a comprehensive educational experience for wound care specialists and to translate new knowledge into practice.
Participants in the course will learn:
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1. To assess and critically review wound care literature in key subject areas.
2. To integrate wound care principles by a self-directed learning program formulated with a learning contract.
3. To demonstrate the application of best practices by developing an elective related to the learner’s everyday activities.
The course is designed for wound care specialists with some training and experience and, in particular, the IIWCC is geared for physicians, nurses, and other health professionals working in the field or in related industry.
Qualifications:
Participants must have a health professional degree OR provide proof of a minimum of five years of wound care experience.
Certificate:
Upon successful completion, IIWCC students receive a certificate of completion from CAWC and a credit certificate from the University of Toronto.