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Legal Implications of Pressure Ulcers
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Course Number: PU001
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    • Subject: Pressure Ulcer Prevention 
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      This course will cover civil and criminal liabilities as well as never events, issues with the NPUAP Staging System and preventive legal care.

      About the Presenters
      Caroline Fife, MD, CWs, is Director of Clinical Research at the Memorial Hermann Center for Wound Healing
      Associate Professor - Division of Cardiology, University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston

      Kevin W. Yankowsky, JD, is a partner at Fulbright & Jaworski LLP, Health Law-Health Litigation Department, Houston Texas

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      Certificates: Medline University Certificate of Completion
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      Medline University courses are approved for continuing education contact hours by the Florida Board of Nursing and the California Board of Registered Nursing.

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      New Perspective on the Pressure Ulcer Staging System, April 25, 2010
      Reviewed By: Julia, Other
      Thought-provoking presentation on the legal implications of pressure ulcers. Especially appreciated the discussion on the limitations of the pressure ulcer staging system and the importance of documentation in determining whether litigation is filed. Emphasis on accurate staging also appreciated. Would have liked to be able to print the slides that were presented - took me longer than 1 hour to complete the course because I was taking lots of notes from the slides, which is why I rated 4 instead of 5.



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