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WOUND MANAGEMENT - Wound Care Nurses

WOUND MANAGEMENTA Clinical PerspectiveFurqan Alex Khan, APRN ACNS-BC Harris Davis, APRN FNP-C Understand types of wounds Discuss current evidence-based standard of care MANAGEMENT guidelines for different types of wounds. Discuss WOUND MANAGEMENT strategies for clients receiving Home Health Wounds have substantial adverse impact on client s quality of life and have a predictive risk with mortality. Better understanding of the etiology of the WOUND and following the evidenced based MANAGEMENT protocols can drastically improve client s health outcomes and lower the cost of the medical care .

• Client & family education about wound & treatment regimen. • Nurse to reinforce & reeducate client & family each visit. • Ordering appropriate wound care supplies in an enclosed container. • Having a copy of the recent Wound care orders available in the patient’s folder. • Document patient’s response to care regimen and progress.

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