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The American College of Certified Wound
Specialists™ (ACCWS), comprised of interdisciplinary
wound care professionals will promote to the public
and wound care community an enhanced awareness and understanding
of the potential impact the Certified Wound Specialist®
(CWS®) can have on the general health care environment.
The College will provide education, informational
resources and research avenues to enhance the knowledge,
skills, professional performance and relationships required
by health professionals to serve their patients, public,
and professions.
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The College is offering
"Back to Basics: An Introduction to Wound Care" in partnership with Anne Arundel Community College on October 17, 2009.
Back to Basics serves as an excellent one-day refresher course for professionals who feel they could use a tune-up in Basic Wound Care.
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The Journal of the ACCWS
Become a Fellow of the College and receive your own subscription to
The Journal of The American College of Certified Wound Specialists.
Subscribe to the ACCWS peer reviewed Wound Care Journal by joining us..
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PAC Committee Press Announcement:
Senators Baucus and Grassley introduced Bill to Delay Medical
Equipments Bidding Program
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Download the Updated PDF>
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Laurie M. Rappl, PT, CWS
In this installment I will introduce you to Sihanouk
Hospital Center for HOPE, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Fellows: Read
the 2nd installment featuring global wound care experience>
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Gerit D. Mulder, DPM, FACCWS
ACCWS 2009 Honorary Fellow
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ACCWS 2009 Chairman's Vision Award Recognizes:
Barry Creighton
Congratulations to Barry
Creighton, DPM, CWS, FACCWS. |
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Attention:
CWS and CWCA
Students
Visit our ACCWS
Endorsed Course Listings for Wound Care Prep-Courses and information. Visit> |
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Do you feel ABI testing:
- should be done on a routine basis for everyone
over 50 years of age
- should be done only when there are specific
indications (eg claudication symptoms)
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