This session will review regulatory requirements and best practices for assessing skin, preventing, identifying and treating wounds, and monitoring changes in skin condition to ensure optimal resident outcomes. Through lecture and case study analysis we will identify critical nursing assessment and documentation principles to apply in your daily practical operations to promote resident well-being and minimize potential risks.

Learning Objectives
1. Describe best practices for implementing and/or improving critical nursing assessment and documentation practices pertinent to identifying and treating changes in the resident’s skin condition.
2. Understand the role of interdisciplinary team members in collaborating to prevent pressure injuries/wounds from developing.
3. Describe a process for establishing priority QAPI and Staff Development activities

Target Audience:
Directors of Nursing, Nurse Managers, QA Directors, MDS/RAI Team, Nursing Staff, Staff Development Coordinators, Compliance Staff, Department Heads, Nursing Home Administrators, Corporate Leaders

Program pricing:

• LeadingAge Connecticut members and subscribers $75
• Non-members $125
• Registration is a commitment to pay in full and the deadline to register is the Friday before each webinar
• Registration is for one computer login access per webinar.
• 1.0 CT NHA CEU's will be available to attendees.

Please contact LeadingAge Connecticut at 203-678-4477 or [email protected] with any questions.

Proactive Training Team: The Proactive clinical education team includes experienced health facility administrator, legal nurse consultant, compliance officer, MDS and reimbursement experts with backgrounds in multi-facility operations, contract therapy services, survey management, healthcare compliance, clinical program development, QAPI, and litigation support. Learn more about their team at www.proactivemedicalreview.com.