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Build greater confidence in laceration care across your team.

Give your clinicians an evidence-based, systematic approach that supports faster decisions and more consistent, high-quality care.

Concise, high-yield reference Easy to share with your team Adapted from The Laceration Course

Concise, high-yield reference

Easy to share with your team

Adapted from The Laceration Course

Preview of the High-Yield Cheat Sheet for Lacerations

Standardize the steps that guide laceration assessment and wound closure.

This two-page clinical reference helps your team compare routine wound closure options, ask questions that can change the patient care plan, and complete a more thorough examination.

01

Increase confidence in closure method selection

Equip clinicians to compare ideal use, speed, cosmesis, strength, pain, cost, and clinical pearls across five routine closure options.

02

Standardize the patient history process

Ensure clinicians ask the questions that identify infection and complication risks, prophylaxis needs, healing concerns, referral considerations, and follow-up barriers.

03

Strengthen the examination before closure

Prompt clinicians to assess wound characteristics, contamination, neurovascular function, range of motion, and possible foreign bodies before repair.

Give every clinician on your team the same high-yield laceration reference.

Complete this short form to receive the High-Yield Cheat Sheet for Lacerations, then forward it to clinicians across your organization. Use it during onboarding, clinical refreshers, or team discussion.

  • A side-by-side comparison of five closure methods
  • Key history questions that can change the patient care plan
  • A visual and functional examination checklist
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Patrick O’Malley, MD

Emergency Medicine and Urgent Care Physician
Course Director, The Laceration Course and The Abscess Course

Help your clinicians make faster, more confident decisions and deliver consistent, high-quality laceration care.