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Thomas McKechnie was featured Jun 3, 2010

Thomas McKechnie left a comment for Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN

Hi Laurie, I am a Board Certified Emergency Medicine physician in Louisville Ky and my interest in wound management was the result of my mission work in Sudan and Haiti. The need for wound care is obvious and I am in the process of developing a DVD…

Jun 3, 2010

Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN left a comment for Thomas McKechnie

Nice to see you here on WoundEducators. What was your reason for joining the network?

Jun 3, 2010

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Hello, I am a Board Certified Emergency Medicine physician working in Louisville Ky. for the past 20 years. I am an attending in an ED with a volume of 45,000.My interest in wound management was the result of mission work in Sudan and Haiti. I am…

Jun 1, 2010

Thomas McKechnie is now a member of WoundTalk Jun 1, 2010

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What is your occupation (please be sure to enter your credentials following your full name above):: Physician-other. Other

What type of facility do you work in:: Hospital

What is your wound certification status (please be sure to enter any certifications you hold following your full name above):: I am not wound certified at this time

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At 10:56am on June 3, 2010, Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN said…: Nice to see you here on WoundEducators. What was your reason for joining the network?

At 2:43pm on June 1, 2010, Thomas McKechnie said…: Hello,
I am a Board Certified Emergency Medicine physician working in Louisville Ky. for the past 20 years. I am an attending in an ED with a volume of 45,000.My interest in wound management was the result of mission work in Sudan and Haiti.
I am working on a simple DVD for the mission field to teach pastors and lay people how to care for wounds.I have found that the instruction should be as much non-verbal as possible.If anyone has a resource to download pictures of different wounds in various stages of healing it would be greatly appreciated.
My next trip will be in August to Kenya and Sudan in Nov.
Blessings
Tom