Kim Saunders – Certificate Course in Wound Care: Intensive 3-Day Boot Camp with Hands-On Simulation

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Kim Saunders – Certificate Course in Wound Care: Intensive 3-Day Boot Camp with Hands-On Simulation

Wound Care is a specialty because it’s a speciality. Essential pieces of knowledge include correct etiology assignments, diagnosis, treatment, and referrals. in The successful management of injuries. Kim Saunders During this 3 hour intensive, we will provide you with the most recent information from research and practice guidelines.-Training opportunity for one day. You will see a rise in patient care when you implement the most current best practices.

The hands-Sessions simulate the development of clinical competencies for wound care. You will have the time to critically think through patient scenarios to determine what went right… and what went wrong. This learning environment is safe and you will be able to ask questions of experts in wound care. We guarantee you’ll leave. with You can learn a lot of new skills that will help you improve your diagnosis, documentation, treatment, and management of wounds.

Three days of intense learning on the complexities and benefits of wound care can transform your ability to provide care, increase your confidence, and help you overcome your fears. Don’t delay… register today before this class hits capacity and the opportunity to earn your certificate in The days of wound care are gone!

1. ABI performed at bedside will determine arterial insufficiency.
2. Matching presentation with The best wound product.
3. Based on four questions, develop wound dressing change orders
4. Clinical assessment can help determine the cause of a wound.
5. Anticipate the work you will do-Up to $80 per wound etiology
6. Demonstrate accurate measurement & documentation of wounds, tunneling, and undermining.
7. You can distinguish between product types based on: indications, implementation, and precautions.
8. Determine the type of debridement required for each clinical presentation.
9. Demonstrate the compression level/product that is based on ABIs.
10. It is necessary to identify systemic assessments in Diabetic ulcers.
11. Analyze the standard of practice protocols in treating diabetic wounds.
12. The most challenging problems that you see in The diabetic foot.
13. Talk about clinical pearls with There are many ways to make wound beds.
14. Identify GI & GU pathophysiology with These surgical diversions are often associated with.
15. Demonstrate differences in Flat, convexity and high-output, & closed-end pouches.
16. Differentiate between pseudostoma & fistula management.
17. Practice pouching options with EC fistulas & tube sites.
18. Assess the risk factors for neuropathic ulcers.

Wound Tissue Assessment & Treatment

• Determine the cause based on your assessment
• There are many disciplines that can be used to help you achieve your healing goals.
• Consideration should be given to bone or tendon exposure.
• Tips for the non-healing tunneling/undermining wound
• There are many things that could go wrong with Wound care measures

4-Guide: Step by Step Wound Product Selection

1. Wet vs. Dry
2. Depth vs. flat
3. Are you concerned about antimicrobial issues?
4. Is there a need for a wound barrier to prevent incontinence from occurring?

Use the guidelines recommendations

• Pressure injuries, shearing
• Friction, MARSI and skin tears
• Venous, arterial, neuropathic
• Surgical wounds
• What is the right time for a referral
• Documentation strategies to avoid costly errors

HANDS-ON LAB

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Hands-On Simulation

• By using ABI, determine arterial insufficiency at bedside
• NPWT complicated & special etiology considerations
• Staging pressure injuries, measuring, documenting, & treatment recommendations
• Compression wrapping
• Diabetic foot ulcer off-Loading with pixel sole & reusable shoe
• Demonstrate pouching options for leaking tube sites & EC wound fistulas
• Case Review: Critical Thinking on the Most Challenged Wounds