Pressure wounds remain one of the most cited deficiencies in nursing home and adult foster care surveys — and one of the most litigated. NHA 1409: Strategies for Preventing and Managing Wounds gives Nursing Home Administrators and Michigan Adult Foster Care providers a grounded understanding of how pressure wounds develop, why they progress, and what separates defensible care from a survey citation.
The course moves through the clinical realities of wound formation and staging, then into the operational implications for resident health, documentation, and prevention strategy. From there, it turns to the side administrators too often underestimate: the legal and reputational consequences of wound care deficiency, and the specific steps that minimize exposure when a wound develops despite best efforts.
For administrators, this isn’t a bedside-skills course — it’s a risk-management course built around a clinical topic. Understanding how surveyors, attorneys, and families evaluate wound care after the fact is what allows a facility to prevent problems before they become claims.
Enroll today ($59.95): NHA 1409 – Strategies for Preventing and Managing Wounds
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