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Minimizing pressure injuries & litigation risks
Product Code: 2346W
An in-house acquired or declining pressure ulcer puts providers at risk for regulatory citations and litigation. The burden on the provider is to demonstrate that the development or decline of a pressure ulcer was unavoidable. The skin inspection, risk assessment and interventions that are implemented within the first 24 hours of admission are critical. The accuracy of the on-going assessments and timely interventions with updates to the plan of care are also critical. This session will assist in ensuring your pressure ulcer program meets regulatory guidance for F686, as well as NPUAP and WOCN standards of practice to minimize regulatory and legal risk.
Learning objectives
Identify current F686 regulatory guidance to ensure your program meets minimum standards
Review common assessment and documentation errors that put facilities at risk for litigation or regulatory citations
Demonstrate how to effectively utilize the wound care nurse to manage and oversee the program to minimize risk
Presenter
Jeri Lundgren
President, Senior Providers Resource, LLC
Jeri Ann Lundgren, RN, BSN, PHN, CWS, CWCN, CPT has been working in Long Term Care since 1990, specializing in wound care nationally since 1994. She is board certified as a CWS (Certified Wound Specialist) by the American Board of Wound Management and a CWCN (Certified Wound Care Nurse) by the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Society. Her extensive background in wound management in long term care nationally includes: survey management, litigation support, wound care consultation, program development, clinical expert for several state QIN-QIOs and Departments of Health (MN, IN, KY). Her background also includes 4 years as a Director of Nurses in a Long-Term Care facility. Currently Ms. Lundgren is the President of Senior Providers Resource
Original Air Date: 09/19/2023
Length: 90 minutes
Category: All Audiences
Category: Clinical/Regulatory
Discounted member price:
70.00
Your price:
140.00
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