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Infection Control 8-Minute Solution: Skin Care
Broken down skin caused by everyday chemicals and glove wear can create health problems for both the healthcare provider and the patient. This is why it is important for staff to learn the essentials behind proper skin care.
This program produced in association with:
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Clinical Advisor(s):
April Tracy, RN, BSN, ICP
Program Details
- 8 minute visual presentation available in DVD or VHS
- Bonus Resource CD containing 10-Question Post Test
- Available upon request 1 Free Site License per viewing address*
Program Description
Learning Objective: Prevent infection and other complications in both staff and patients through proper skin care techniques
Broken skin can cause problems for both the healthcare provider and the patient.
Dermatitis and allergic reactions are caused by numerous factors. This program identifies the causes, and provides prevention and management techniques by addressing:
- Irritating agents
- Jewelry
- Gloves
- Moisturizers
- Dermatological testing
SAVE when you purchase this program as part of the Infection Control 8-Minute Solution Series. Click here for more details.
Use this program for:
- New Employee Orientation
- Annual In-service
- Nursing Education
- Remedial/ Risk Reduction Training
- General Staff Education
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