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Live & On-demand Webinar!

Avoiding F686: Preventing, Treating, and Assessing Pressure Injuries Through Documentation

Wednesday, March 13, 2019
1:00 - 2:00 P.M. EST

Pressure injuries and their accompanying documentation are often among the most frequently cited survey deficiencies. Documentation that’s lacking or missing can result in citations under F686, or even lawsuits. In addition, since wound care is the subject of continual research, keeping current on best practices is vital.

Join expert speaker Beth Alford, RN, BSN, will identify the steps that most facilities get wrong when it comes to documenting pressure injuries. Join Alford at the end of the webinar for a live Q&A session and get your most pressing questions answered!

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What to Expect

This 60-minute results-driven webinar will save you so much time as you dive further into preventing, treating, and assessing pressure injuries through documentation.

Ensure proper documentation for pressure injuries to stay in compliance with F686 and provide quality care

Uphold best practices for assessment and identifying risk factors

Execute effective treatment strategies

Identify evidence-based prevention methods

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