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Person to perform Wound Care (i.e. Hospice nurse, HH nurse, WC Clinic, Facility staff, Patient, Caregiver(s) once able to demonstrate ability to perform) . Include person that SN will teach if patient/patient’s caregiver has the ability to learn and perform when available  \n2. Type of Wound  \n3. Location of Wound  \n4. Description of Wound Care  \n5. Frequency of Wound Care (Once patient/caregiver is proficient in WC; order needs to be updated if patient/caregiver performs on some days or PRN)  \n6. Length of time to continue wound care (e.g. 2-x week. Discontinue when healed.)  \n7. PRN if loose or soiled (include rationale for as needed)  \nDouble check that order is written accurately and professionally (grammatically correct and no spelling errors) as the doctor signs this order and it becomes a part of your patient’s medical record.  \nSTEPS WHEN CREATING A WOUND CARE ORDER ON ADMISSION:  \nDetails and screenshots:  \n1) ENTER ORDER/PATHWAYS: (Step \\#1 on the Quick Reference cheat sheet)  \nSteps for Adding Pathways:  \n􀁸 Visit Actions > Pathways  \n􀁸 The screen showing the first set of options appears. Select the appropriate answer by tapping on the box.  \n􀁸 The associated order with the selected pathway will appear.  \n􀁸 To review the associated goal, tap on the goal line.  \n􀁸 To select this order for the Plan of Care, tap on the box next to the treatment code.  \n􀁸 The text boxes for the order and goal will be available for the clinician to edit as applicable.  \n􀁸 Tap Save at the bottom of the screen when the order / goal text is ready.  \nView of Pathways Screen in a RN00H – Hospice Admission Visit  \nIf the pathway chosen has corresponding Interventions and Goals, those Interventions and Goals will be listed below the Goals text box. These are the Interventions and Goals that will be available during subsequent visits.  \nSubsequent options will continue to appear, based on the choices. Selecting, editing and saving each order will follow each selection.  \nPathway for Hospice Wound Care Order:  \n􀁸 (1a) Scroll through Pathways. Check the box next to the Pathway: ALTERED SKIN INTEGRITY  \n􀂾 (1b) Select NEED FOR WOUND CARE Problem Statement.  \nPathway for Home Health: > (1a) ALTERED SKIN INTEGRITY > (1b) NEED FOR WOUND CARE > choose any of the 4 options: NEED FOR PRESSURE ULCER CARE/INCISION SITE/NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY/ WC NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED  \nSelecting, editing, and Saving the Wound Care Order/Pathway:  \n􀁸 (1c) Edit Order text to include all 7 parts of the wound care order. Replace asterisks with the order details given  \nby Provider.  \n***ONE WOUND CARE ORDER PER WOUND***Each wound needs to have a separate order. *** Order text can be copied, pasted, and edited to reflect orders for each wound.  \n􀁸 (1d) Copy Wound Care Order text.  \nOnce the series of pathways selections have been completed, select Save at the bottom.  \n2) ADD NEW WOUND(S): (Step \\#2 on the Quick Reference cheat sheet)  \nDuring a SOC, ROC or SCIC/Follow Up, pathways must be completed prior to documenting in wound record to ensure any new orders are available for association. However, if there are multiple wounds, you may want to add these wounds in the ICC so that the wound can be assigned a \\# . After all wounds are added, then go to Pathways and create each New Order with the specific wound details and \\# corresponding with that wound in the ICC.  \n􀁸 Visit Actions > Integumentary Command Center  \n􀁸 Press the “Add New” button on the bottom right.  \n􀁸 Specify wound location on the human body template.  \n􀁸 Once you have selected the appropriate wound location. You will need to complete the required sections that follow:  \nRequired:  \n􀂾 Select a Wound Type  \n􀂾 Select Wound Onset Date  \nOptional:  \n􀂾 Show Wound Type Reference: This will populate reference information for assistance in selecting the type of wound being documented.  \n􀂾 Select Wound Location Descriptor: Allows for additional/more specific wound location d","cbCaiqETpK4lkK8U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqETpK4lkK8U","pdf",2575470,"English","# 7 Parts to All Wound Care Orders\n## Steps When Creating a Wound Care Order on Admission\n## Enter Order / Pathways (Step #1)\n## Add New Wound(s) (Step #2)\n## Copy to Wound Care Provided Template (Step #3)\n## Change Verbiage to Past Tense (Step #4)","[{\"question\":\"What are the seven required parts that every wound care order must include?\",\"answer\":\"Every order must specify: who performs wound care, wound type, wound location, wound care description, frequency, duration/length of time to continue, and PRN instructions for loose/soiled cases with rationale when needed.\"},{\"question\":\"What should clinicians do before submitting a wound care order for physician signing?\",\"answer\":\"Double check that the order is accurate and professional, including correct grammar and no spelling errors, since it becomes part of the patient’s medical record after the doctor signs.\"},{\"question\":\"Why must pathways be completed before documenting new wound orders during admission follow-ups?\",\"answer\":\"During SOC/ROC/SCIC or follow-up visits, pathways must be completed prior to documenting in the wound record so any new orders are available for association with the correct wound.\"}]","Wound Care Orders and Process - Detailed Steps - Part 1 - 09.20.23 | PDF",1791932960]