Shield Healthcares Identifying Pressure Injuries Webinar
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Identifying Pressure Injuries Assessment Webinar Shield Healthcareо Identifying pressure injuries for anyone who missed our recent “identifying pressure injuries: assessment and staging” webinar, presented by nancy morgan, rn, bsn, mba, woc, wcc, dwc, oms of the wound care education institute (wcei) , you can find the recording, webinar outline and wound identification cheat sheet below!. During this webinar, attendees will learn how to differentiate between pressure and other wounds including: moisture associated skin damage (masd), diabetic foot ulcers, mucosal pressure ulcers, suspected deep tissue injury or bruise, friction, and split gluteal fold or skin tear. seminar objectives. upon conclusion participants will be able to:.
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Identifying Pressure Injuries Webinar Video Shield Healthcare Nancy morgan of the wound care education institute teaches viewers how to differentiate between pressure and other wounds including: moisture associated skin. Host virtual events and webinars to increase engagement and generate leads. employee communication. inspire employees with compelling live and on demand video experiences. video monetization. build a site and generate income from purchases, subscriptions, and courses. B. the term “pressure injury” replaces “pressure ulcer”; more accurately describes pressure injuries to both intact and ulcerated skin. 6. c. arabic numbers are now used in the names of the stages instead of roman numerals. 6. 3. definition pressure injury: 6 “a pressure injury is localized damage to the skin and or underlying soft. Webinar topic: wound care. speaker: joan junkin, rn, msn, wound consultant. ce credit (s): 1.5. length: 90 minutes. price: 15. webinar description: correctly identifying the etiology of skin injuries, especially in the sacral and buttock areas, is a challenge to say the least. in an already busy day with multiple priorities, it helps to have.
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Webinar Video And Slides Treating Pressure Injuries Shield Healthcare B. the term “pressure injury” replaces “pressure ulcer”; more accurately describes pressure injuries to both intact and ulcerated skin. 6. c. arabic numbers are now used in the names of the stages instead of roman numerals. 6. 3. definition pressure injury: 6 “a pressure injury is localized damage to the skin and or underlying soft. Webinar topic: wound care. speaker: joan junkin, rn, msn, wound consultant. ce credit (s): 1.5. length: 90 minutes. price: 15. webinar description: correctly identifying the etiology of skin injuries, especially in the sacral and buttock areas, is a challenge to say the least. in an already busy day with multiple priorities, it helps to have. Define the stages of pressure injuries per current national pressure injury advisory panel definitions. describe characteristics of tissue visible in each stage of pressure injury. course termination date: not yet determined. content expiration date: 12 31 24. course originally released on: 05 01 24. In this hour long webinar, you can learn about pressure injury treatment interventions including: repositioning and offloading, non compliant patients, support surfaces, seating, and an overview of topical products for healing pressure injuries. you can find a detailed outline of the “pressure injury: choosing the right treatment” webinar here.
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