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Dilemma
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Everyday is a struggle for Wound Care Nurses.Yesterday, I visited one of my long-term patients. He is completely dependent, with tracheostomy and pegtube for feeding, all extremities are…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jennifer Bunn May 21.
Waterlow Risk Assessment Tool
Hey guys,I am having doubts on how to properly score on the neurological deficits portion of the waterlow. It gives a range of 4 to 6 for Diabetes, CVA, MS, Motor/Sensory paraphlegia. My question is:…Continue
Started Jan 4
steps in becoming a wound care nurse
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I am a Staff Nurse here in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I want to obtain a license in wound care and still practice here in KSA. What course should I enroll into first, or steps I should take to become a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by mohammed rashad Apr 23.
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Leonora R. Sacbibit posted a discussionDilemma
Everyday is a struggle for Wound Care Nurses.Yesterday, I visited one of my long-term patients. He is completely dependent, with tracheostomy and pegtube for feeding, all extremities are contracted.Pressure ulcers on the right big toe deteriorating due to inability to be relieved from pressure, it was always pressing on the bed no matter what position he is due to severe contractions.We thought of hanging the foot to relieve it from pressure but it will definitely inflict pain on the…See More
Leonora R. Sacbibit replied to Jennifer Bunn's discussion Have you had an extremely satisfying outcome in terms of wound care that sticks out in your memory? What was it about the particular case that was professionally (or personally) satisfying to you?"Hi Jenn,
You are very right. It is a very tough job when we introduced prevention. People saw it as pin pointing, though many understood. Even nurses were reluctant on the start. It took me 6 months to struggle. When we became more strict and we did…"
Leonora R. Sacbibit replied to Jennifer Bunn's discussion Have you had an extremely satisfying outcome in terms of wound care that sticks out in your memory? What was it about the particular case that was professionally (or personally) satisfying to you?"I started as a Wound Care Nurse 8 months ago, full time in our hospital here in Saudi Arabia. You are right. I, too am frustrated when I come across ulcers that are static. But many results are very satisfying, not only with pressure ulcer…"
Leonora R. Sacbibit left a comment for Ravin Dela Cruz"Hi Raven,
You must be a Filipino, guessed by the name.
Where are you working? I am here in King Abdulaziz National Guard Hospital, Al Hassa.
Hope we will meet one day, in some conferences or symposiums maybe. We just attended the conference by…"
mohammed rashad replied to Leonora R. Sacbibit's discussion steps in becoming a wound care nurse"there is one year diploma in KFSH RC in wound care it is approved by saudi health commision..I am glad to help
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mohammed rashad replied to Leonora R. Sacbibit's discussion steps in becoming a wound care nurse"hi im working in Saudi arabia also.. I am a board certified surgeon and I think there is no problem with you I know a couple of courses here in Riyadh ...glad to help"
Leonora R. Sacbibit posted a discussionWaterlow Risk Assessment Tool
Hey guys,I am having doubts on how to properly score on the neurological deficits portion of the waterlow. It gives a range of 4 to 6 for Diabetes, CVA, MS, Motor/Sensory paraphlegia. My question is: What category does a patient must have so the score will be 4 or 5 or 6?If anybody have an answer, please help me. I am currently updating our Waterlow Risk Assessment Tool in our computerized system and the computer will not read the data and automatically score the risk level because of this…See More
Leonora R. Sacbibit replied to WoundTalk's discussion What do you think can be done to improve wound care at your place of employment?"First, the workers' dedication which will lead to seeking education on how to properly and effectively care for wounds and patients'condition. It may need intensive training but at least, education will give the best idea how to care for…"
Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN replied to Leonora R. Sacbibit's discussion steps in becoming a wound care nurse"You can certainly take our courses from Saudi Arabia. When you complete the course, you will receive a certificate of completion showing completion of 50 or 57 hours in wound care management (depending on which course you take).
The…"
Leonora R. Sacbibit posted a discussionsteps in becoming a wound care nurse
I am a Staff Nurse here in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I want to obtain a license in wound care and still practice here in KSA. What course should I enroll into first, or steps I should take to become a Certified or Licensed Wound Care Nurse Practitioner? I am willing to enroll in courses for wound care. Thank you.
Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN left a comment for Leonora R. Sacbibit"To add a personal touch, consider including a photograph of yourself when you join the network. A photo will help other users connect with you, allow them to get to know you better, and make you more of a 'real person' to your…"
Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN left a comment for Leonora R. Sacbibit"Nice to see you here on WoundEducators. What was your reason for joining the network?
Please update your member profile indicating your credentials. This will help to generate a fuller profile of yourself for the…"
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- At 4:12pm on February 11, 2011, Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN said…
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