Recertification “Wounds in Diabetic Foot Syndrome and Polyneuropathy”

To ensure that knowledge remains up-to-date and the quality of the seminar qualifications is guaranteed, the certificates of the joint certification body ICW® and PersCert TÜV have been limited to five years since 2008 (the expiry date is stated on the certificate).

Since 2008, graduates with the qualifications Wound Expert ICW®, Medical Wound Expert ICW®, Specialist Wound Therapist ICW® and Nursing Therapist Wound ICW® have been required to provide annual proof of at least 8 continuing education points.

The ICW® awards continuing education points for an event based on its examination and recognition of the respective continuing education content.

For degrees earned before 2008, certificates are permanent. However, graduates with these certificates may voluntarily upgrade to a temporary, current certificate by meeting the same recertification requirements.

We generally recommend that you regularly attend training courses to stay up to date.

Continuing education for practical instructors

These training courses are aimed at the following target groups:

  • People interested in wounds without specialist training
  • Specialist-trained colleagues with other degrees
  • Wound expert ICW®
  • Medical Wound Expert ICW®
  • Wound Specialist ICW®
  • Wound Care Therapist ICW®

ICW recertification events are always focused on the topic of wound care and provide participants with up-to-date and well-founded specialist knowledge.

In general, all ICW certificate holders can participate in events with recognized recertification points.

However, expectations for such events may vary depending on professional background and experience:

A newly trained wound specialist has different requirements than an experienced wound care therapist, and a medical wound specialist focuses on different topics than nursing professionals.

08:30 – 10:00 am

  • Introduction to Anatomy/Physiology of the Foot
  • Pathophysiology DFS /PNP

10:15 – 11:45 am

  • Etiology of Ulcerations in Neuropathies
  • What do all neuropathic ulcerations have in common?
  • What distinguishes them from each other?

12:30 – 14:00

  • Ulcer Prevention (interdisciplinary)

2:15 pm – 3:45 pm

  • Curative treatment of neuropathic wounds
  • 190 €

The course fee includes:

  • refreshing break drinks
  • first-class seminar materials to take away
  • Workshop with practical, mutual exercises on the covered feet
  • Give-aways
  • relaxed learning in Berlin's green oasis of well-being

For participating in the recertification training, you will be credited with 8 continuing education points.The prerequisite for this is that you attend the entire event.At the end of the event, you will receive an individual certificate of participation showing the ICW® training points you have earned.

The certificate of participation obtained is valid for a period of 5 years and then requires recertification.

Academy of Health Berlin/Brandenburg eV
Campus Berlin-Buch, Schwanebecker Chaussee 4 EH, 13125 Berlin

Term:

23.01.2025 (08.30 – 15.45) – The training has the ICW registration number 2025-R 311 (Campus Berlin-Buch)

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