On-demand webinars
FocusRN provides clinical education and tools to help you fulfill your education requirements and advance your knowledge to help improve patient care. Revisit some of FocusRN's most popular on-demand webinars below.
From guidelines to practice: Two leaders discuss practice changes you can implement now
Kathleen Vollman MSN, RN, CCNS, FCNS, FCCM, FAAN and Joyce Black PhD, RN, FAAN
A moderated virtual panel discussion on the current state of practice recommendations for pressure injury identification and prevention.
Risk of Pressure Injury in Operative and Procedure Areas
Suzy Scott MSN, RN, FAAN
Undergoing any operative procedure can place a patient at higher risk of pressure injury development. Depending on time, position and vital parameters, a patient's skin injury may not be apparent for several days post-op. During this webinar, you will learn to identify patients' risk factors as well as common surgical positions and instrumentation and devices used during this phase of care that increase risk. Interventions to reduce the risk to your patients in a structured perioperative pressure injury prevention program will be discussed.
Sepsis and hospital-acquired pneumonia
Elias Coury MPH, BHSc and Jo Ann Brooks PhD, RN, WOC Nurse
A moderated virtual panel discussion with Elias Coury and Jo Ann Brooks where they will discuss Sepsis- including updates on ties to hospital acquired infections and the quality impact.
Hospital-acquired pneumonia: The human and financial cost implications
Barbara Quinn DNP, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC, FCNS and Jo Ann Brooks PhD, RN, FAAN, FCC
A moderated virtual panel discussion on the current state of practice recommendations for hospital-acquired pneumonia prevention. Dr. Barbara Quinn and Dr. Jo Ann Brooks will answer questions related to the clinical practice and the quality and financial impact of non-ventilator hospital acquired pneumonia.
Making it Happen: Managing Urinary Incontinence and Protecting Patients' Skin
Carmen Davis MSN, RN, CCRN, CNS-BC
This presentation offers an overview of the prevalence, costs and risk factors of urinary incontinence (UI), incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD), and pressure injury (PI). We will examine how one phenomenon can lead to another, along with strategies to help prevent and manage these conditions in the clinical setting. Basic physiology will be reviewed to support understanding potential etiologies and best practice treatment strategies. Change management approaches will be discussed to help our team members adopt best practices and improve patient outcomes.
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