SW Regional Wound Care Framework Toolkit

SW Regional Wound Care Framework Toolkit
Instructions for Finding On-line Educational Sessions & Resources on the Website
1. Enter www.woundcare.thehealthline.ca as your search, or Google wound care, or go the thehealthline.ca to the health library and search for wound
care (2 words).
2. This is what the front page of the toolkit looks like. Everything
that is underlined is a link to a section of the toolkit, containing
a variety of instructional documents, assessment tools, teaching
handouts, best practice articles and links to power point voiceover webcasts.
3. Using the information found in the South West Regional
Wound Care Education Resources Outline (Table 1) to go
directly to a section. You should also scroll through the
various sections to see what all is there. The Power Point
Voice-Over Resources links are identified by a bold header,
and the actual link is in italics and underlined such as this
one:
Power Point Voice Over Resources:
Levine Swab for Culture & Sensitivity (external link)
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Table 1. The South West Regional Wound Care Toolkit Education Resources Outline
Topic & Target
Audience
PowerPoint Voice-Over Segments
Links to OTN Webcasts (___minutes)
Other On-line Resources
The Anatomy of the
Skin and Physiology of
Wound Healing (Nsg/
Allied Health)
SWRWCF: The Anatomy of the Skin, Effects of
Aging & Simple Skin Care Tips (25 min)
SWRWCF: Physiology of Healing (19 min)
SWRWCF: Types of Wound Healing, Intrinsic
&Extrinsic Factors to Healing (34 min)
SWRWCF: Secondary \ Functional Phases of
Wound Healing (36)
A.4 RESOURCES Sibbald, R.G., Orsted, H.L., Coutts, P.M., & Keast, D.H. Best
Practice Recommendations for Preparing the Wound Bed: Update 2006.
Wound Care Canada. 2006; 4(1):15-29. Used with permission. Also available
at: http://www.cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/4-1-vol4no1-BP-WBP.pdf
B. 8.4.a
Harris, C. and Fraser, C. (2004) Malnutrition in the
Institutionalized Elderly: The Effects on Wound Healing. OWM 50(10):54-63.
Used with permission. Also available at: http://www.owm.com/content/malnutrition-institutionalized-elderly-the-effects-woundhealing
B. 8.4.b Fraser, C. (2010) The Identification of Barriers to Pressure Ulcer
Healing: Using Nutrition/Hydration-related Blood Work. Wound Care Canada
6(2): 20-25. Used with permission. Also available at:
http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/CAWC_Vol8_No2_Ed_only_1.pdf
Braden Scale for
Pressure Ulcer Risk &
Protocols
(Interventions)
(Nsg/Allied Health &
PSW)
Prevention of skin
breakdown (Pressure
Ulcers and Skin tears)
(Nsg/ Allied Health &
PSW)
SWRWCF: Braden Scale for Pressure Ulcer Risk
(20 min)
SWRWCF: Braden Scale Interventions and
Case Studies (25 min)
B. 1.2 Initial Wound Assessment Screen and Braden Scale for Pressure
Ulcer Risk and
http://www.bradenscale.com
SWRWCF: Prevention of skin breakdown from
Pressure Ulcers (34 min)
SWRWCF: Prevention of skin breakdown from
Skin Tears and Pre-tibial injuries (34 min)
D.2. PSW AND SKIN CARE: PREVENTION OF PRESSURE ULCERS AND
SKIN TEARS
F.3. 5 PRESSURE ULCER: Client/Patient Teaching and Learning
Resources
D.11 PSW RESOURCES SKIN CARE GAME- Skin Care Jeopardy
F. 4.6 LeBlanc et al. (2008). Best Practice Recommendations for the
Prevention and Treatment of Skin Tears. Wound Care Canada 6(1): 14-30.
Used with Permission. Also available at:
http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/6-1-leblanc-e.pdf
Wound Pain
Assessment &
SWRWCF: Wound Pain Assessment (41 min)
SWRWCF: Wound Pain Management (27 min)
B.5.WOUND PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOLS
5.1 Purpose and Instructions
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Topic & Target
Audience
PowerPoint Voice-Over Segments
Links to OTN Webcasts (___minutes)
Management
(Nsg/ Allied Health)
Wound assessment
BWAT (Nsg/ Allied
Health)
Wound assessment
Parkwood Tool (Nsg/
Allied Health)
SWRWCT Wound
Assessment Screen
(Nsg/ Allied Health)
Signs and symptoms of
wound infection, Levine
method of swab for c&s
(Nsg /Allied Health)
SWRWCF: BWAT Pictorial Guide Sections: Size,
Depth, Edges and Undermining (26 min)
SWRWCF: BWAT Pictorial Guide Sections:
Necrotic Tissue Type and Amount, Exudate
Type and Amount (20 min)
SWRWCF: BWAT Pictorial Guide Sections: Skin
Colour Surrounding wound, Peripheral Tissue
Edema and Induration, Granulation Tissue and
Epithelialization (25 min)
SWRWCF: BWAT Competency Testing (44
min)
SWRWCF: Parkwood Wound Monitoring Tool
(33 min)
SWRWCF: B.1.2 Initial Wound Assessment
Screen (33 min)
SWRWCF: S&S of Localized Wound Infection
(29 min)
SWRWCF: S&S of Spreading Wound Infection
(25 min)
SWRWCF: Levine Method Swab C&S (16 min)
Outcomes
SWRWCF : Percentage( % ) reduction in
Measurement tools:
wound size over time (26 min)
Percentage reduction in
Other On-line Resources
5.2 Comprehensive Assessment of Chronic Pain in Wounds
5.3 WHO Pain Ladder with Pain Management Guidelines
5.4 Wound Pain Management Model: Coloplast
5.5 UCLA Pain Management Resource
B.6.1 Bates-Jensen Wound Assessment Tool (BWAT)
B.6.1.a Purpose and Instructions for Use
B.6.1.b Bates-Jensen Wound Assessment Tool (BWAT)
B.6.1.c Harris, C., Bates-Jensen, B., Parslow, N., Raizman, R., Singh, M. (2009).
The Bates-Jensen Wound Assessment Tool (BWAT): Development of a
Pictorial Guide for Training Nurses. Wound Care Canada 7(2): 33-38. Used
with Permission. Also available at: http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/7-2harris.pdf
B. 6.2 Parkwood Wound Monitoring Assessment Tool
B.6.2.a Instructions for Use
B.6.2.b Parkwood Hospital Wound Monitoring Tool
B.1 INITIAL WOUND ASSESSMENT SCREEN
B.1.1 Purpose and Instructions
B.1.2 Initial Wound Assessment Screen and Braden Scale for Pressure
Ulcer Risk
B.7 ASSESSMENT OF SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF WOUND INFECTION
& DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN LOCAL AND SPREADING INFECTIONS
B. 7.1 Introduction
B. 7.2 Signs and Symptoms: Differentiating Between Local and
Spreading Infection in Acute and Chronic Wounds
B. 7.3 Levine Method for wound swab for culture & sensitivity
B. 9.2 Percentage Reduction in Wound Size and Wound Measurements
B.9.2.a Purpose and Instructions for use
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Topic & Target
Audience
wound size over time
(Nsg /Allied Health)
Wound Measurement:
PUSH TOOL
(Nsg /Allied Health)
PowerPoint Voice-Over Segments
Links to OTN Webcasts (___minutes)
SWRWCF: PUSH Tool (27 min)
Other On-line Resources
B.9.1 NPUAP PUSH Tool
B. 9.1.a Purpose Instructions for use NPUAP Pressure Ulcer Scale for
Healing (PUSH)
B. 9.1.b NPUAP PUSH Version 3.0 (PDF)
B. 9.3.c
Houghton, P.E.; Kincaid, C.B.; Campbell, K.E., Woodbury, M.G.;
and Keast, D.H. (2000) Photographic assessment of the appearance of chronic
pressure and leg ulcers. OWM 46(4):20-6, 28-30. Used with permission.
Principles of aseptic
technique as applies to
the care setting
(Nsg /Allied Health)
Wound Cleansing
(Nsg /Allied Health)
Function of Dressings
(Nsg/ Allied Health)
SWRWCF: Principles of aseptic technique
Clean NO-touch; Sterile and High level
disinfection (21 min)
SWRWCF: Wound Cleansing (34 min)
SWRWCF: Wound Cleansing Practice Session
(38 min)
E.2. LOCAL WOUND CARE: CLEANSING
E.2.1.a to h: Purpose, Wound Cleansing Information, Solutions,
Solution Temperatures, Cleansing Techniques , Cleansing by Wound
Characteristics, Cleansing Considerations for Infected Wounds, Periwound Cleansing
E. 2.2 Wound Cleansing Assessment Algorithm
SWRWCF: Function of Wound Dressings (55
H.PRODUCT SELECTION AIDES
min)
H.2 CAWC PRODUCT PICKER
SWRWCF: Matching Dressings to Wound
H.2.1 Purpose and Instructions for Use of CAWC Product Picker Tool/
Characteristics including High Exudate
purchase information for poster
Management (32 min)
H.2.2 CAWC Product Picker Tool –print as 8.5 x 14”
H.4 this wil H.4 Contains Industry how-to files of all of the dressings in the
HealthPro contract
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Topic & Target
Audience
PowerPoint Voice-Over Segments
Links to OTN Webcasts (___minutes)
Principles Of Treatment
Based On Etiology
(Treat The Cause)
SWRWCF:Prevention of Skin Breakdown from Skin
Tears and Pre-Tibial Injuries (34 min)
SWRWCF:Prevention of Skin Breakdown from
Pressure Ulcers(34 min)
Also see the SWCCAC webcasts listed in Table 2.
Ostomy Care Best
Practices
Other On-line Resources
Section F:
F.1. Diabetic Foot Ulcer
F.2. Pilonidal Sinus
F.3. Pressure Ulcer (prevention and management)
F.4
Skin Tear
F.5
Surgical Wound (Closed And Open)
F.6
Venous And Mixed Venous/Arterial Ulcer
F.7
Malignant Wound
F.8
Superficial And Superficial Partial Thickness Burns
Each section contains: Background and extent of etiology , an Algorithm for
care, instructions to use the self-care teaching forms, and Evidence-Based
Clinical Interventions. Sections F.1- to F.6 contain Client/Patient teaching
handouts and Self-care teaching tools
Section F.8 contains an information handout regarding the use of hydrofiber
for superficial and partial thickness burns.
Best-practice recommendation articles are provided in sections F.1 to F.5
Section F.5 also contains My JP Drain Care handout.
Future sections: Lymphedema, Inflammatory wounds
Section G.
G.1
G.2
G.3
G.4
G.5
G.6
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Background and Extent of Etiology; Instructions for use
Algorithm
Care Plan
Peristomal Skin Assessment Tool (Coloplast)
Self-Care Teaching Tool for ostomy
Ostomy Teaching Handouts: My Ileostomy, My Colostomy,
My Urostomy
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4. To find videos from the South West CCAC Wound Management
Program Archives, use the following link
http://www.thehealthline.ca/libraryVideos.aspx?categoryID=8
or go to www.thehealthline.ca Video Library, and select
SWCCAC Wound Care in the drop down box. This will open a
page with all of the archived CCAC Heal sessions and wound
management program initiatives. Many of these will be useful
for orientation of new staff, refreshers etc., and are outlined in
Table 2, along with associated toolkit resources.
Table 2: SWCCAC Wound Management Resources that link to SWRWCF content.
Topic
Discussion about daily
dressing changes
Wound Assessment and
Management
Suggested Segments for SWCCAC Contracted
Service Provider Agencies
Guided Conversations: "Daily Visit Frequency as an
Exceptional Situation for Healable..."
March 10, 2010
Connie Harris presents information on wound care
practices.
June 24, 2009 - Comprehensive Wound
Assessment and Management Part 1
July 15, 2010
SWRWCF Toolkit On-line Resources
E.1 Determine Healability of Wound
1.1 Introduction and Purpose
1.2 Tool
1.3 SWCCAC Daily Visits as Exceptional Situation for Healable and
Maintenance/Palliative Wounds
1.4 Choosing Between a Healable, Non-Healable and Maintenance Wound
Section H- Product Selection Aids
All of Section B: Assessment
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Andrea Russell covers the process of determining
appropriate dressing selection. 53 minutes
Surgical and Infected
Wounds
As per section
Prevention of skin
breakdown (Pressure
Ulcers and Skin tears)
Table 1
June 24, 2009 - Comprehensive Wound
Assessment and Management Part 2
July 14, 2010
Andrea Russell continues her presentation on
wound assessment and management.
June 25, 2009 - Collaborative Practice - Surgical
and Infected Wounds Part 1
July 15, 2010
Discussing proper assessment and care of surgical
and infected wounds.
June 25, 2009 - Collaborative Practice: Surgical and
Infected Wounds Part 2
July 14, 2010
Convatec educators continue their presentation on
collaborative practice.
Surgical Open Wound Toolkit
May 11, 2011
Connie Harris narrates the Surgical Open Wound
Toolkit presentation.
June 29, 2009 - The Skin: Assessment and
Management July 06, 2010
PSW Training designed to promote best practices
for skin care.
F.5 Surgical Wound (Closed and Open)
5.1 Background and Extent of Etiology; Instructions for use
5.2 Algorithm
5.3 Self-Care Teaching Tool - SWCCAC
5.4 My JP Drain Care- SWCCAC
5.5 My Surgical Wound Patient Handbook - SWCCAC
5.6 Evidence-Based Clinical Interventions (See 5.1)
5.7 Orsted, H.L., Keast, D.H., Kuhnke, J., Armstrong, P., Attrell, E., Beaumier,
M., Landis, S., Mahoney, J.L., Todoruk-Orchard, M. (2010) Best Practice
Recommendations for the Prevention and Management of Open Surgical
Wounds. Wound Care Canada, 8 (1)PP. 6-34. Erratum Table 3 WCC 8(2)pp. 34.
Used with Permission. Also available at:
http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/8-1-WCC_Vol_8_No1.pdf
As per section Prevention of skin breakdown (Pressure Ulcers and Skin
tears) Table 1
F.6 Venous and Mixed Venous/Arterial Ulcer
6.1 Background and Extent of Etiology; Instructions for use
6.1a Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) (See 6.1)
6.1b Cellulitis With Venous Disease (See 6.1)
6.1c Dermatitis With Venous Disease (See 6.1)
6.1d Mixed Venous/Arterial Disease (See 6.1)
6.2 Algorithm
6.3 My Venous Ulcer Self-Care Teaching Guide
6.4 My Venous Ulcer Handout
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Venous Leg Ulcers
October 20, 2010 - Differentiation of Leg Ulcers
May 10, 2011 Presented by Andrea Russell, nurse
educator for Convatec.
Venous Leg Ulcer Toolkit May 13, 2011
Connie Harris narrates the implementation of the
SWCCAC venous leg ulcers toolkit.
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6.5 Evidence-Based Clinical Interventions (See 6.1)
6.5a Venous Stasis Ulceration (VSU)
6.5b VSU with Cellulitis
6.5c VSU with Dermatitis
6.6 Principles of Compression Bandaging (See 6.1)
6.7 Burrows, C., Miller, R., Townsend, D., Bellefontaine, R., MacKean, G.,
Orsted, H.L., and Keast, D.H. (2006) Best Practice Recommendations for the
Prevention and Treatment of Venous Leg Ulcers: Update 2006. Wound Care
Canada 4(1):R130-38. Used with Permission. Also available at:
http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/4-1-vol4no1-BP-VLU.pdf
October 20, 2010 - Management of Pressure
F.3 Pressure Ulcer
Pressure Ulcers
Ulcers May 11, 2011
3.1. Background and Extent of Etiology; Instructions for use of other sections;
Presented by Andrea Russell, nurse educator for
References
Convatec.
3.2 Algorithm
Pressure Ulcer Toolkit May 11, 2011
3.3 NPUAP Staging System for Pressure Ulcers (Updated 2007) (See 3.1)
Connie Harris narrates the SWCCAC pressure ulcer 3.4 Self-Care Teaching Tool
toolkit implementation.
3.5 Client/Patient Teaching and Learning Resources
3.6 Selection of Surfaces for Pressure Redistribution (See 3.1)
3.7 Evidence-Based Clinical Interventions (See 3.1)
F.3.8 Keast D.H. , Parslow, N. Houghton, PE., Norton,L. and Fraser, C. (2006)
Best Practice Recommendations for the Prevention and Treatment of
Pressure Ulcers: Update 2006. Wound Care Canada 4(1):R19-29 Used with
Permission. Also available at: http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/4-1vol4no1-BP-PU.pdf
F.1. Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
May 2011 - Management of Diabetic Foot
1.1 Background and Extent of Etiology; Instructions for use of other sections;
Ulcers December 07, 2011
References
1.2 Algorithm
Presented by Convatec Nurse Educator
1.3 University of Texas Wound Classification System of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Andrea Russell.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer Toolkit Connie Harris narrates (See 1.1)
1.4 Self-Care Teaching Tool
the SWCCAC DFU Toolkit implementation
1.5 Client/Patient Teaching and Learning Resources
1.6 Evidence-Based Clinical Interventions (See 1.1)
F.1.6 i) Orsted, H., Searles, G., Trowell, H., Shapera, L., Miller, P., Rahman, J.
(2006). Recommendations for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of
diabetic foot ulcers: Best Practice Update. 2006. Wound Care Canada
4(1):R39-51. Used with Permission. Also available at:
http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/4-1-vol4no1-BP-DFU.pdf
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ii) Botros,M., Goettl, K., Parsons,P., Menzildzic, S., Morin, C., Smith,T., Hoar, A.,
Nesbeth,H. and
McGrath,S. Best Practice Recommendations for the prevention, diagnosis and
treatment of diabetic foot ulcers: Update. 2010. Wound Care Canada
4(1):R39-51. Used with Permission. Also available at:
http://cawc.net/images/uploads/wcc/8-4-DFU%20BP.pdf
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