Based upon 2009 International Pressure Ulcer Prevention Guidelines,
evidence based care and AHRQ clinical practice guidelines.
All inclusive CD-Rom Training Program
Written for any care settings - Hospitals, Long-term Care and
Home Care
PowerPoint presentation with High Resolution Wound Photos
Everything you need to succeed is included in this 1-hour
training program for prevention of pressure ulcers, diabetic,
venous, and arterial ulcers, and moisture related skin
breakdown.

CD contents:
-Announcement template
-Attendance Log
-Pre-Test
-Instructor Outline
-Learner Objectives
-Attendee Handout Template
-PowerPoint Presentation
-Post Test
-Certificate of Completion Template
-Customizable Microsoft Word
Templates.

All Inclusive CD-Rom Training Program

Audience: Licensed Health Care Professionals

Length: 1 hour

Objectives: Upon completion of program, participants will be able to:
1)        Identify four common causes of skin breakdown.
2)        Discuss how to identify who is at risk for skin breakdown.
3)        Explain interventions to prevent skin breakdown related to pressure,
friction, shearing and moisture.
4)        Discuss interventions to prevent skin breakdown related to diabetes,
venous insufficiency, and arterial disease.

PowerPoint Presentation Outline:
1. Common causes of skin breakdown – Pressure, friction, shearing, moisture,
vascular insufficiency, arterial insufficiency, diabetes, and trauma
2. Contributing Factors to skin breakdown
3. Determining Risk for skin breakdown
4. Positioning Interventions
5. Skin Care and Early Treatment Interventions
6. Nutritional Interventions
7. Prevention Interventions for Lower Extremity Wounds

Product Details #PVTCD909
 CD-Rom
 Compatible with Microsoft Windows XP and Vista.
 Formatted for use with Microsoft Word Versions 97-2003 and
Vista
 Formatted for use with Microsoft PowerPoint Versions 97-2003
and Vista.
 Formatted for use with Microsoft Excel Versions 97-2003 and
Vista.
 Adobe PDF reader required to access Instructor Notes file.
 Language: English
 Publisher: Wound Care Education Institute (September 2009)