Among the challenges confronted by post-acute care facilities, agencies, staff and providers, a breach in the integrity of the skin poses one of the highest potentials for regulatory censure, medical malpractice losses, and punitive damages under "dependent adult abuse" personal liability claims. To meet the need for comprehensive education regarding risk management for wound and skin breakdown in long-term care, Dr. Schechter has developed a 2 day seminar to provide greater familiarity with all wound etiologies, focus specific attention upon high risk conditions and associated breaches in the skin.
Total (8 classes):CEU 16 hours
Each class: CEU 2 hours
Target Audience:
Long-term Care Administrators
Risk Managers and Directors
Assistant Directors of Nursing
Charge RN's
physical therapists
Wound/Treatment nurses and the nurses in charge of MDX
Continuing Education Credits:
| 11124 |
Legal Precedent and Regulatory Issues Relating to High Risk Skin Breakdown |
1738002-6301/P |
| 11125 |
Effective Defensive Documentation in Skin Breakdown |
1738002-6302/P |
| 11126 |
Psycho-Social Issues in High Risk Skin Breakdown |
1738002-6303/P |
| 11127 |
Management of High Risk Skin Breakdown |
1738002-6304/P |
| 11128 |
High Risk Issues Not Related to Pressure |
1738002-6305/P |
| 11129 |
Risk Reduction and Prevention of High Risk Skin Breakdown |
1738002-6306/P |
| 11130 |
Recognizing High Risk Skin Breakdown PU vs. PU "Mimics" |
1738002-6307/P |
| 11131 |
Electronic Health Records, Scripting and Templates |
1738002-6308/P |
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