Who should take this course?

Michigan Adult Foster Care (AFC) owners, administrators, supervisors, and direct care staff who need CEUs and want to strengthen their ability to recognize, report, and help prevent the development of wounds in residents.

What will I learn in this wound prevention course?

You will learn how wounds develop, common risk factors in Adult Foster Care settings, early warning signs of skin breakdown, basic pressure injury prevention strategies, and how to document and report wound concerns in a timely, person-centered manner.

Do I receive a certificate of completion?

Yes. Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a downloadable certificate you can place in your Adult Foster Care personnel and training files.

INDIANA INSERVICE FOR ADULT FAMILY CARE HOME STAFF - DC – 1005 Being on the Lookout for Development of Wounds

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Course curriculum

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DC – 1005 Being on the Lookout for Development of Wounds
- Instructor Outline for Inservice DC - 1005
- DC - 1005 Attendance Acknowledgement

How Wounds Develop

Review how pressure, friction, moisture, circulation issues, and poor nutrition put Adult Foster Care residents at risk for skin breakdown and pressure injuries.

Early Warning Signs

Learn to recognize subtle changes in skin color, temperature, texture, and resident behavior so you can act before minor skin issues become serious wounds.

Observation, Reporting & Dignity

Practice person-centered monitoring during bathing, dressing, and repositioning, and document and report wound concerns clearly while preserving resident dignity.

What You’ll Gain

Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU credit suitable for staff in licensed AFC homes.
Confidence in spotting and responding to early signs of skin breakdown and pressure injury risk.
Practical guidance on observation during daily personal care and transfers.
Clear steps for documenting and reporting wound concerns to supervisors and nurses.
A downloadable certificate of completion for your AFC training and personnel records.

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This course is part of Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc.’s Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU catalog and supports providers in maintaining safe, person-centered environments where wounds are prevented, not just treated.