Join us for this learning experience using the National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP) training modules to level up your wound care knowledge. We'll dive into: reviewing the stages of pressure injuries, differentiating wound types and skin injuries, and legal implications in wound care. Featuring Live Audience Participation! We’ll review real-life photos, tackle spontaneous Q&A, and open the floor to all your wound-related legal questions. PLUS—we’ll begin an important conversation on creating a structured approach to competent refusals of care.

Learner Objectives:

1. Identify terminology to describe if a wound returns to its original color and is intact.
2. Describe how you know if a wound is related to a medical device or is a pressure injury.
3. How is a pressure injury different from a moisture-associated skin-damaged wound?
4. Discuss how to encourage patients to turn/reposition, etc., when competent and refusing.