Posts tagged #wounddocumentation
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Choosing a Wound Care App: 12 Questions to Ask Before You Commit
Evaluating a wound care app for bedside work? Twelve practical questions on setup, EMR fit, records, training, pricing, and patient engagement to ask before you commit.
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What Clinicians Should Document When Patients Dress Diabetic Foot Wounds at Home
Patients handle the daily dressing routine between visits. Here is what clinicians can chart at each visit to see whether home care is working, and how a wound care app helps.
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Documenting the Four Stages of Wound Healing on a Mobile App
How clinicians can chart clotting, cleaning, rebuilding and strengthening at the bedside, and what a wound care app should capture at each visit.
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Bedside Wound Imaging on Mobile: Catching Infection Between Visits
How a mobile wound care app helps clinicians capture images, measure wounds, and document at the bedside so infection signals don't get lost between encounters.
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Documenting Topical Oxygen Eligibility at the Bedside: A Mobile Checklist
Medicare's proposed topical oxygen LCD rewards precise documentation. Here is a point-of-care checklist for diabetic foot ulcers, from the four-week stall to exclusions.
Documenting Insulin Teaching at the Bedside for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Patients
How clinicians can chart insulin education during a diabetic foot ulcer visit: injection sites, pen steps, syringe warnings, and needle disposal, captured on a phone at the point of care.
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Wound Care App Photos: A Bedside Guide to Consistent Imaging
Why wound photos taken on any phone, at any angle, cost clinics time and claims, and how a point-and-capture wound care app helps bedside teams document consistently.
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Footwear Mismatch and Diabetic Foot Wounds: What Clinicians Should Document
A closed shoe is not always a safe shoe. Here is how to capture foot type, fit, and risk factors at the point of care so pressure-related diabetic wounds are easier to trace.