Pressure Injury Prevention
Join us for this webinar with Wendy White to discuss pressure injury prevention and a current concept of ‘bundling’ care delivery which focuses on the "bigger picture’’ of individualised pressure injury risk. Identifying risk is not what prevents pressure injury – it is the focused, purposeful actions implemented by organisations, clinicians and at-risk individuals, that make the difference in avoidable pressure related injury. This presentation will overview the acronym aSSKINg, a multimodal conceptual team approach to prevention, and discuss benefits of structuring our approach for those in our care.
Endorsed by Wounds Australia.
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Speakers
MWoundCare. BEd. RN. Plast Cert. MACN. FWA
Fellow Wounds Australia
Wendy has 30 years of wound & skin care specific clinical expertise from a wide range of settings and in private practice. She is a qualified educator and has delivered quality education, clinical and professional support services in national and international arenas including healthcare, residential, government, industry and insurance settings for the past 13 years.Wendy’s areas of wound related clinical interest, research or publication include skin tear prevention and management, minimising wound related pain (including low resource setting), assessment & differentiation of neuropathic pain, wellbeing when living with a wound, clinicians as advocates, person engagement & partnerships, pressure injury prevention & management frameworks for change and advancing debridement knowledge & practice skills acquisition training programs. Wendy is a recipient of a Wounds Australia Fellowship (previously known as the Australian Wound Management Association), in recognition of her contribution to clinical practice, education, research and leadership in wound management throughout Australia, and the Asia Pacific region.