Heavy Wetters: The Practical Ways to Deal with Heavy/Severe Incontinence

Hours: 1.00
Course Number: 2116
Course Date: 10/31/2024

Heavy Wetters: The Practical Ways to Deal with Heavy/Severe Incontinence is a 1-hour continuing education presentation that provides a solid foundation on different causes of severe incontinence and how to best address them. It reviews the underlying conditions causing heavy/severe incontinence as well as the traditional approaches resulting in poor results and explores multiple paths for improved outcomes. It also teaches the financial impact of heavy/severe incontinence in a variety of settings.

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Purpose

The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the different causes of heavy/severe incontinence and how to develop practices and protocols to improve clinical, financial, and cultural outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Describe 3 factors that can cause a person to be classified in the heavy/severe incontinence category 2. Provide 3 ways to help reduce leakage for those in the heavy/severe incontinence category 3. What are the top 3 benefits of better addressing heavy/severe incontinence?

Criteria for Successful Completion

To receive continuing education credit for this program, you must complete the entire course, including registration, viewing the video program, taking the post-test and obtaining a score of at least 70% or better, and completing the program evaluation. If you do not score a 70% or better, you may take the exam again as many times as necessary to receive a passing score. When a score of 70% or better is achieved, you will be able to move forward to the evaluation and receive your certificate online.

Certifications

Nurses


1.00 HOURS
THE FLORIDA BOARD OF NURSING [nurses] _ This continuing nursing education activity is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing (#20-1266672). Completion of this course fulfills (1) CEU hour of general annual mandatory training for nursing. Do not send certificate to the Florida Board of Nursing. Each state recognizes and accepts continuing education approval from the Florida Board of Nursing except California. Keep this certificate in your records for four (4) years.

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