Ann Kahl Taylor – Skin & Wound Care

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 Ann Kahl Taylor – Skin & Wound Care

Yikes! Maggots!
Leg & foot ulcers: Get them healing now
Wound measurements & cultures: Are you doing them right?
The latest wound dressings and products
Proven wound prevention tricks
Infection control strategies
Tips for patient adherence

Wound care expert, Ann Kahl Taylor, MS, RN, CWOCN, has been in your shoes. She struggled to manage a busy schedule and heavy patient load, and still keep up with all of the changes in wound care protocols, products and treatment options. Then she did something about it – she started teaching nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists and physician assistants. And in one short day, she can teach you assessment and treatment techniques you didn’t know, and bring your skin and wound management skills to a new level!
Learn the latest intervention strategies for successful skin and wound care, including

cleansing, debridement and dressing application
infection control challenges and solutions
the best methods for documenting skin and wound care
the latest products for cleansing, moisturizing, sealing, protecting
dressing options and selection rationale

Ann’s evidence-based research and vast clinical experience, coupled with photographic examples and her consultative approach, allow her to deliver this material in a style conducive to learning and real world application. Register today for this wonderful learning opportunity!
OUTLINE
Wound and Skin Care Challenges

Traumatic Lesions

Skin Tears
Surgical

Pressure Ulcers

Controversies & Trends in Staging
Deep Tissue Injury
The Specifics on Heel Ulcers
Pressure Management

Infection

Candida
Colonization
Obtaining Wound Cultures the Right
Way
Dehisced Surgical Wounds
Necrotizing Soft tissue Infections
Grafting
Cellulitis
Chronic Sub-Clinical Infections
Osteomyelitis

Circulatory Disorders

Vascular Lesions
Arterial Insufficiency
Venous Stasis disease

Special Population Considerations

Diabetic
Bariatric
Neonatal
Advanced Age

Achieving Successful Wound Healing

Overcoming Common Impediments

Nutritional Challenges

Unintentional Weight Loss
Malnutrition
Protein-Energy Malnutrition (PEM)

Tissue Perfusion & Oxygenation
Necrosis

Wound Assessment

Location
Age
Measurement
Base
Odor
Drainage
Wound Edge
Pain

Wound Staging

In-depth Description of

Stage 1, 2, 3, 4
Suspected Deep Tissue Injury (SDTI)
Unstageable Wounds

Case Studies

Topical therapy

Dressing Selection & Use
Antimicrobials
Pain Management
Cost/Reimbursement Considerations

Debridement

Treatment Choices
Pulsed Lavage
Maggot Therapy

Moist Wound Healing

Exudate Management
The Latest in Dressing Options
Avoiding Maceration

Negative Pressure Wound therapy

Active Therapy: Vacuum-Assisted
Wound Closure

Usage Tips
Issues and Complications

Adjunctive Wound Therapies

Ultrasound
Estim

Discharge Planning/Plan of Care

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Strategies for Continence Care

Skin Cleansing Techniques
Moisture Management
Treatment Strategies

Pharmacological
Fecal Containment Devices: Beyond
Traditional Rectal Tubes
Surgical
Barrier Ointments & Creams

Tips, Tricks & Techniques for Ostomy & Fistula Care

Choosing the Right Appliance & Accessories
Pouch Application Techniques
Products for Gaps/Defects
Crusting: Treatment of Peri-Stomal Skin Damage

Beyond Treatment: Safeguarding Your License & Practice

Reimbursement
Documentation & Coding Strategies
National Treatment Guidelines

OBJECTIVES

Explain the comprehensive plan of care to promote optimal wound healing.
Identify characteristics of vascular, neuropathic and pressure ulcers, including deep tissue injury.
State several new interventions useful to support successful wound healing.
Differentiate between urostomy, ileostomy and colostomy.
List effective strategies and techniques for simple and complicated ostomies.
Identify appropriate interventions for urinary and fecal incontinence.
Implement tools to assist with assessment and management of patients with wounds, ostomies and incontinence.