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Faculty:: Laurie Klipfel
Duration:: 6 Hours 45 Minutes
Format:: Audio and Video
Copyright:: Mar 23, 2018

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The Infected Wound
- Contamination, Colonization and Infection
- Optimal Culturing for an Infected Wound
- Reducing Unnecessary Antibiotic Usage
- Reducing Biofilms
Impact of Nutrition/Labs
- Prealbumin vs. Albumin – and What to Do with the Results
- Glycemic Control and Wound Healing
- Ways to Enhance Nutritional Intake
Choosing a Debridement Method
- Autolytic
- Enzymatic
- Mechanical
- Conservative Sharp
- Maggot Therapy
Wound Types and Etiologies
- Pressure Ulcers and Staging
  - Pressure… Seeing the Tip of the Iceberg
  - Tools for Predicting Pressure Ulcer Risk
  - Early Detection of Deep Tissue Injury
  - Incontinences Associated Dermatitis vs. Pressure Ulcers
- Venous Stasis Ulcers
  - Where is All This Fluid Coming From?
  - Lymphedema
  - Feeling the Squeeze… Different Degrees of Compression
- Arterial Ulcers
  - Arterial Perfusion
  - Claudication and Rest Pain
  - Diagnostic Tests: Vascular Studies and ABIs
- Diabetic/Neuropathic Ulcers
  - Assessing Sensation
  - Bad to the Bone… Osteomyelitis
- Skin Tears/ Adhesive Injuries
  - Is it Partial or Full Thickness Loss?
  - Managing Xerosis with Products in Your Kitchen!
  - Moisturizing and Skin pH…
Time Out: Identify Wound Types Through Actual Patient Pictures
- Making Sense of the Endless Dressing Options
  - Foams
  - Alginates and Hydrofiber
  - Hydrogels
  - Thin Films
  - Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
  - The Magic of Honey
  - Contact Layers
  - Alternative Homeopathic Approaches to Wound Care
Hands-On Intensive Interactive Session: Wound Products & Homeopathic Treatments
- Management of End of Life Wounds
  - Managing Drainage
  - Bleeding and Use of Monsels Solution
  - Odor and Use of Metronidazole
  - Disfigurement and Loss of Being Touched
- Skin Failure
  - How to Recognize It
  - How to Document It
  - How to Explain to Caregivers What’s Happening
- Recognizing Atypical Wounds
  - Management of Fungating/Malignant Wounds
  - Calciphylaxis
  - Pyoderma Gangrenosum
  - Kennedy Ulcerations
  - Pruritis and Xerosis
Time Out: Management of Unavoidable Wounds & Actual Patient Scenario Discussion
- Fistula Solutions
  - Containment of Effluent and Odor
  - Protecting Surrounding Tissue
  - Fistula Containment Management System: Hands-On Fistula Management Systems
- Understanding Wound Pain and Treatment Options
  - What Type of Pain is it?
  - Reducing Pain with Dressing Changes/
  - Wound Care
  - Use of Topical Opioids for Wound Pain
- Documentation Strategies for Unavoidable Wounds
  - Describing Patient Function and Charting Patient Decline
  - Documenting Prevention Strategies
  - Discussing Realistic Outcomes with Patient and Family
  - Avoiding Wound Care Litigation
- Burnout vs. Compassion Fatigue
  - Identifying Your Own Stress and Anxiety
  - Seeing Suffering Every Day
  - How Stress & Guilt Affect Your Body
  - Developing Resilience
  - Maintaining a Sense of Hope
Life Balance Exercise: Building A Personal Resiliency Plan

Faculty

Laurie Klipfel, RN, MSN, ANP-BC, CDE Related seminars and products: 7

Laurie Klipfel, RN, MSN, ANP-BC, CDE, has been a Certified Diabetes Educator for over 20 years and has managed several hospital ADA-recognized diabetes education programs; she is a Board Certified Adult Nurse Practitioner with a specialty in endocrinology and a certification in wound care. A member of the American Association of Diabetes Educators, Laurie is the past president of her local chapter. Laurie works at a large hospital in St. Louis, MO, serving the needs of patients with diabetes in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

Laurie is also a certified insulin pump trainer and has published articles on use of insulin pumps for hospitalized patients. Her practical experiences, supported by clinical knowledge, provide a blend of information on how to treat diabetes today. Her goal is to provide the current strategies and treatments you need to improve the outcomes of your patients.

Speaker Disclosures:

Financial: Laurie Klipfel receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Nonfinancial: Laurie Klipfel has no relevant nonfinancial relationship to disclose.

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