Clinical wound assessment
Review the wound and patient-specific factors to guide treatment.
Debridement is the removal of dead or non-viable tissue from a wound when a qualified clinician determines that it is needed. The decision depends on the wound, circulation and other medical considerations. Appropriate follow-up and dressing care are part of the treatment plan.

Debridement is the removal of dead or non-viable tissue from a wound when a qualified clinician determines that it is needed.
The decision depends on the wound, circulation and other medical considerations. Appropriate follow-up and dressing care are part of the treatment plan.
Debridement is the removal of dead or non-viable tissue from a wound when a qualified clinician determines that it is needed. The decision depends on the wound, circulation and other medical considerations. Appropriate follow-up and dressing care are part of the treatment plan.
Review the wound and patient-specific factors to guide treatment.
Provide appropriate dressing care and monitor changes based on the care plan.
Discuss relevant measures and coordinate care where clinically indicated.
Support ongoing monitoring, follow-up and patient guidance.


A qualified clinician determines whether dead or non-viable tissue needs removal.
Decisions consider the wound, circulation and other medical factors. Dressing care and follow-up remain part of the care plan.
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A clinician reviews the wound and relevant health considerations.
Care and follow-up are tailored to the individual treatment plan.
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