Category: Wound & Skin Teaching

  • Wound and Skin Teaching Pack for Home Health Nurses

    Wound and Skin Teaching Pack for Home Health Nurses

    The Wound and Skin Teaching Pack helps home health nurses provide patient and PCG teaching on wound observation, infection signs, dressing safety, skin breakdown prevention, pressure injury prevention, diabetic foot awareness, symptom reporting, and SN documentation support.

  • Wound Infection Teaching in Home Health: 10 Visit Focus Areas for Nurses

    Wound Infection Teaching in Home Health: 10 Visit Focus Areas for Nurses

    Review 10 wound infection teaching focus areas for home health nurses, including wound changes, drainage, redness, pain, systemic symptoms, infection prevention, PCG support, and timely reporting.

  • How to Document Wound and Skin Teaching in Home Health: A Practical SN Framework

    How to Document Wound and Skin Teaching in Home Health: A Practical SN Framework

    Learn a practical framework for documenting wound and skin teaching in home health, including assessment findings, ordered wound care, patient or PCG response, abnormal findings, provider communication, and follow-up.

  • Comprehensive Safety, Medication, and Disease Management Education – p26010074

    SN provided skilled teaching to patient and caregiver regarding safe medication use, therapy plan, safety, infection control, skin care, disease management, diet, and emergency procedures. Patient and caregiver report limited understanding of pain medication safety and fall precautions and verbalize they are “not always sure” when to call the provider. SN instructed patient on safe…

  • Diabetes Management & Wound Care – p25120067

    Skilled nurse educated the patient and caregiver on the importance of maintaining blood glucose control to promote wound healing and reduce the risk of complications. Patient and caregiver were instructed on proper wound care techniques, including cleansing, dressing changes as ordered, and monitoring for signs and symptoms of infection such as redness, swelling, increased drainage,…

  • Wound Care – p25120044

    SN visit included education to the patient and caregiver on proper wound care techniques, including hand hygiene and correct dressing change procedures, to promote optimal wound healing and prevent infection. Instruction was provided on monitoring the wound for signs and symptoms of infection, including redness, swelling, increased drainage, warmth, or foul odor, and the importance…