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Heidi Huddleston Cross, Kim Saunders & M. Dolores Farrer – The Ultimate Hands-On Wound Care Online Course
Do you need help with a difficult wound or problem?
Not sure what to do next for the patient that isn’t compliant?
Do you need to find affordable treatment options for your patients?
This course is right for you if you answered yes to any one of these questions.
Even the most experienced wound care specialists can be confused by the sheer number of treatment options. They feel overwhelmed and challenged to maintain compliance while keeping costs low. To avoid losing your life and to save your feet.-threatening complications, you need solutions for challenging wounds that won’t heal.
In this comprehensive online course, three hand–selected experts with extensive wound, ostomy, and podiatry experience walk you step–by–step through:
- Advanced practice requires you to dress in a basic manner
- Combinations of medication and dressing that work best
- Dressing application demonstrations
- Cost-saving strategies
Healing a wound is like baking a cake… it needs to be done in a certain order or it will not turn out the way you want it to.
Start treating the symptoms. Complete Be patient, not the hole The patient.
Part 1:
The Ultimate Hands-On Wound Care Clinical Lab
- Chronic wounds may have different tissue types
- Wound etiologies
- Terms used to document peri–wound status
- Accurate measurement, documentation, and documentation of all types of undermining, tunneling, or wounds, using the clock method
- Identify and categorize dressings based on indications, precautions, and contraindications
- A wound treatment protocol that is appropriate based on the exudate, wound condition, and products.
Part 2
Advanced Wound Care Treatments for the Lower Extremity
- Proper treatment protocols for common lower extremity cuts
- The Off is important-How to load the wound and protect it from pressure
- The latest methods to reduce the biofilm level in chronic wounds
- How to prepare the wound and apply advanced tissue products
- Major groups of dressings based on structural characteristics and utility
- Stockings, dressings, and compression devices
- Stress-related biological and physical mechanisms-Inducing delayed wound healing
- Communication techniques that promote positive changes in patient behavior
Plus, when you register today, you will get these additional bonuses — Valued at Over $50:
Wound Identification tips, prevention strategies, and tissue pressure management system systems (Digital Seminar with CE
It can be overwhelming and difficult to manage wounds at the end. Palliative care includes goal setting, complex management of symptoms, and education for both the patient and caregiver. Maintaining the patient’s dignity and the highest quality of life is essential when caring for these patients. This information-The packed digital seminar will improve your palliative wound management skills and give you confidence in creating a comprehensive wound care plan that can manage complex wounds.
Heidi H. Cross will share her passion for caring for patients with very fragile conditions in hospice and palliative care settings. She will share techniques to best manage symptoms related to the wound, such as pain, odor, exudate containment, and bleeding, while preserving the patient’s dignity and quality of life. Don’t miss this opportunity to become the palliative wound care expert in your facility, and make a difference in the patients in your care.
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Kim Saunders, MSN/ED, RN, CWON®, CFCN, Is a co-WOC Consulting, LLC is the owner. Kim Has 19 years of experience as a wound, continence, and ostomy expert in home, acute, hospice, and other outpatient settings. Kim Consults with patients regarding wounds, ostomy and incontinence-associated dermatitis. Her healthcare experience includes dermatology.-Projects related to wheelchair, bed, stretcher and wheelchair surfaces, as well as system processes and skin issues.
The Her unique combination of leadership, business ownership, role creation, bedside consultation and business owner makes her workshops stand out. Her experience in wound care goes beyond the patient. It also includes cost.-Expertise in reimbursement and efficient processes Kim is an active member Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society™, and the Advanced Wound Care Society. She is an experienced speaker and can present fun, fast.-You can find paced programs covering a wide range of wound care topics.
M. Dolores Farrer, DPM, MBA, CWS, She is a podiatrist who has been practicing lower extremity wound care since 1993. American Board of Podiatry Board Certified her. Wound Management experience of more than 13 years. Dr. Farrer has worked at the DORN VA Hospital in Columbia, SC providing our nation’s heroes with a comprehensive multi-A specialty wound care program has been developed that has led to higher healing rates and lower amputation rates. She is also a certified wound care specialist. The Principal Investigator in various research projects related to new technologies for wound care products.
Dr. Farrer Experience in private practice and hospital out-Patient wound clinics and nursing homes. She is a national speaker and loves sharing her expertise as a wound care expert. She graduated from the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, and received her MBA in New Orleans, LA.
Heidi Huddleston Cross She is currently a nurse practitioner for wound and ostomy treatment at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse. She is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), and as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). WoundContinence nurse (CWOCN), Ostomy and Continence nurse Heidi He has extensive experience in wound care for outpatients and consults with patients long-term.-term care facilities.
Heidi Is a member Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society™, and traveled to Russia with the WOCN as part of the People to People Ambassador program. She has been a chairperson or participant on numerous national committees relating to wound and ostomycare, including the WOCN Certification Board examination committee and the National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel guidelines panel. She has spoken at national and regional conferences as part of the United Ostomy Associations of America. She received the UOAA Ostomy Nursing of the Year award in 2008, and, in 2011, Convatec Great Comebacks Nurses of the Year award. She is published in The Journal of WoundContinence Nursing and Ostomy Nursing are also available in the Journal of Wound Technology and has served as expert witness in the area of wound care.
Heidi It is highly sought after-She is a passionate speaker about wound and ostomy treatment. She enjoys teaching healthcare professionals and hopes to bring this topic to a higher level by incorporating evidence.-Based practice. This is a small step. Heidi We hope to improve the care for wound and ostomy patients throughout the country.
Learning that suits YOUR schedule
You can communicate and collaborate online with other professionals through the forums. Participants enjoy sharing their ideas, asking questions, and networking with other professionals.
Complete your CE tests online at the completion of each module with instant access to your CE certificates — Earn up to 14.8 CE Hours
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- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
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