Chapter 1 - Lesson A What Are Pressure Wounds and Their Primary Causes?
Chapter 1 - Lesson B: Stages of Pressure Wounds
Chapter 2 - Lesson A: The Implications for Nursing Home Care
Chapter 2 - Lesson B: How Pressure Wounds Complicate Patient Health
Chapter 2 - Lesson C: Strategies for Prevention
Chapter 3 - Lesson A: The Legal Implications
Chapter 3 - Lesson B: Strategies for Minimizing Legal Consequences
Staff Training • Nursing Home & Michigan AFC • CEU Course
Strengthen your organization’s wound care practices. This CEU course helps nursing home administrators and Michigan Adult Foster Care providers understand pressure wounds, prevent avoidable skin breakdown, manage existing wounds, and reduce legal and reputational risk.
Clarify what pressure wounds are, identify primary causes, and recognize the stages of pressure injuries so you can respond early and effectively in long-term care environments.
Examine how pressure wounds complicate resident health, impact clinical outcomes, and influence staffing, documentation, and survey readiness in nursing homes and AFC settings.
Learn practical prevention strategies, interdisciplinary management approaches, and specific steps you can take to limit legal exposure and protect your facility’s reputation.
“Strategies for Preventing and Managing Wounds” is part of Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc.’s Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU catalog and supports a culture of proactive, accountable wound care.
