This course provides an in-depth understanding of the classification, surgical management, and complications of war-related injuries, including acute trauma, neglected wounds, and burns. It covers wound mechanisms, debridement principles, delayed primary closure, grafting and flap techniques, infection management, retained foreign bodies, and burn care in conflict settings.
Designed for surgeons, clinicians, and emergency care providers managing trauma in conflict environments.
Enrollment is available on a rolling basis.
Participants may enroll in this course individually or as part of the full Certificate in Conflict Medicine.
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Tailored capacity-building courses, workshops, and training offerings in the humanitarian sector are available to meet the specific needs of organizations and institutions. These programs are co-designed to align with organizational priorities, operational contexts, and workforce development objectives. They may include adapted course content, blended learning formats, and customized training approaches, including language of instruction, delivery modality, and thematic focus.