PPT Monthly Nursing Education
Available to participating facilities
Presented by invited experts in diabetes care, wound care, long-term care
survey readiness, podiatric surgery, and plastic surgery.
18 Ready-to-Use Monthly PowerPoint Presentations for for CNA, LVN, RN, Wound Nurse, DON, and QAPI staff
- Survey Readiness Begins Before the Wound Develops
- The Hospitalization Started Weeks Earlier
- The Most Important Wound Is the One That Never Develops
- Why Diabetic Limb Preservation Matters
- Documenting Avoidable vs Unavoidable Wounds
- Pressure Ulcers – a plastic Surgeon’s Perspective
- Update on Current therapy for type II Diabetes for over 65 residents
- Asymptomatic foot of diabetes to amputation – where you can intervene
- The Callus, the Blister, and the Diabetic Foot Ulcer
- What CNAs Should Recognize
- What Nurses Should Recognize
- Neuropathy: The Invisible Threat for limb loss
- Poor Circulation and Limb Loss
- Red Flags You Should Never Ignore for residents of Diabetes
- Pressure Injuries vs. Diabetic Foot Ulcers
- The Five-Step Escalation Process
- When Families Ask, “What Happened?”
- Preventing Avoidable Hospitalizations
- Preventing Amputation
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