Wound Management: Conducting an Assessment Collection_Individual Support Research conducted by the New

Research conducted by the New Zealand Longitudinal Study of Ageing (NZLSA) shows that around 1 in 10 older people reported some form of abuse (most closely linked to vulnerability and coercion)

This course describes how to recognise changes in a resident’s condition and how this supports effective care planning and delivery

Demonstrate how to safely and effectively change a catheter bag

This course will help you to recognise and respond to the complications that can occur when a person has diabetes and explain the role of medications in managing the condition

RNs and care staff working in a residential care facility

Wound Management: Conducting an Assessment Collection_Individual Support Research conducted by the NewCourse Description: A holistic approach to wound assessment is essential for effective wound management. This course outlines common types and characteristics of wounds and demonstrates how to conduct a comprehensive wound assessment. Why is this course important? Inadequate wound management is one of the most common clinical complaints in the aged and social care sector. Common mistakes can include infrequent wound assessments, failing to document