National Baromedical Services provides hospitals with comprehensive wound healing and hyperbaric medicine center management and support services of the highest quality and in a financially-sustainable manner.
NBS enjoys a long-standing reputation as a company of the highest ethical standards and committed patient advocacy. NBS pioneered evidence-based practice standards and algorithmic case management. Through its clinical trials consortium NBS generated the first 'Level 1' evidence of efficacy for hyperbaric medicine in patients with deficient wound healing.
In NBS you will find a company long recognized for cost-effective solutions founded upon quality, experience and corporate integrity. NBS offers flexible contracts and is on your team for as long as you feel you are gaining value.
NBS offers a week-long accredited Primary Hyperbaric Training program seven times throughout the year at our main location at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital in Columbia, SC.
> Visit our Primary Hyperbaric Training page.
> Register for Primary Hyperbaric Training.
We also offer online training from the Hyperbaric Medicine 2016 meeting and our Hyperbaric Medicine 2012 Advanced Symposium. Each training course is worth nineteen (19) AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM (CME) or Category A Continuing Education Unit (CEU) credits.
We provide online viewing of previous lectures (no credits) for:
Fundamentals in Wound Care is designed to help physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals understand appropriate assessment and clinical management of all types of wounds. The course offers an actual in-class, hands-on lab experience for each student, to include, surgical debridement, Semmes Weinstein monofilament exam for LOPS, ABI testing and multi-layer compression dressing applications.
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to perform wound assessment, select appropriate wound dressings, and understand the application of advanced therapeutic modalities.
Physicians, nurses, and other licensed/certified health care professionals who provide wound care are encouraged to attend.