Fast facts about pressure ulcer care for nurses : how to prevent, detect, and resolve them in a nutshell

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    • Dziedzic, Mary Ellen

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Fast facts about pressure ulcer care for nurses : how to prevent, detect, and resolve them in a nutshell

Mary Ellen Dziedzic

(Fast facts)

Springer Publishing Company, c2014

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-177) and index

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内容説明

This Fast Facts will assist with improving outcomes for patients with pressure ulcers and strategies for decreasing pressure ulcer occurrence within a facility. Using the easy to read, quick-access Fast Facts style, the book presents guidelines for assessing, preventing, and treating pressure ulcers, for establishing an ulcer reduction program, and for increasing reimbursement. It includes tips for care in the “Fast Facts in a Nutshell” feature format. Pressure ulcers can be devastating not only for the patient but those caring for them. Sometimes with even the best of care, pressure ulcers occur, but what about those that can be prevented? The author, with the help of nursing staff at all levels, achieved pressure ulcers reduction in her facility by 54% over a one year period through implementation of an ulcer reduction programme. This book will cover pressure ulcer risk assessment (important to include in the initial patient assessment), incidence, underlying causative factors, factors to eliminate when planning patient care, equipment that can help prevent “pressure” on susceptible patient tissues, issues concerning dressings and treatments, benefits of creating a skin care team, how to document to insure higher reimbursement, and lastly, working with outpatients. Additionally, nurses studying for certification as a Wound, Ostomy Continence Nurse (WOCN) will find support material related to identifying, preventing, and resolving pressure ulcers that is difficult to access in other publications.

目次

Part I. The Basics of Pressure Ulcers Chapter 1. The Problem of Pressure Ulcer Occurrence Chapter 2. Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology of the Skin Part II – The Basics of Pressure Ulcer Prevention Chapter 3. Risk Assessment Chapter 4. Back to basics skin care— Chapter 5. Nutrition Chapter 6. Mobility Chapter 7. Mattresses and specialty beds Part III – The basics of pressure ulcer staging, assessment and care Chapter 8 – Staging Chapter 9. What do you do when a pressure ulcer occurs Chapter 10. Current treatments (creating an environment of healing?) Part IV. Improving Outcomes:Establishing an environment of skin care safety Chapter 12. Creating an environment of safety throughout the facility Chapter 13. Benefits of a skin care team Chapter 14. Requirements for insurance reimbursement for pressure ulcer occurrence and improvement in patient outcomes.

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