Achieving Magnet® Status Through Superior Wound Care Training

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In this webinar, uncover how wound care education and certification can support an organization's journey toward achieving Magnet^® Recognition. This session will explore how comprehensive wound care training enhances nursing practice, leading to improved patient outcomes. Attendees will learn best practices in wound care, strategies for integrating education into clinical practice, and the significant role it plays in achieving and maintaining Magnet^® status. 

Learning Objectives:

See how wound care education can map to the five components of the Magnet^® Recognition Journey.
Identify how wound care education and best practices can improve patient outcomes, nurse satisfaction, and engagement, aligning with the Magnet^® Recognition Journey.
Learn how wound care education can foster collaboration among nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals.

If you cannot attend the live webinar, we still encourage you to register, as all registrants will receive an email with a link to the recording and resources.

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Presenters

Cynthia Broadus RN, BSHA, LNHA, CHCRM, CNLC, WCC, DWC, OMS, CLWCP

Executive Director | NAWCO

Cindy Broadus is no stranger to wound care. The majority of her nursing career has been focused on wound care in some capacity. Whether treating a patient clinically at the bedside, providing legal consultation, speaking about wound care publicly at national conferences, or teaching wound care to countless clinicians, wound care has remained a constant passion and focus throughout her career. Currently, she is the Executive Director of the largest wound certification organization in the United States, the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy. Broadus recently founded the International Alliance of Wound Care Scholarship Foundation to provide financial assistance to clinicians who are passionate about wound care and want to make a difference worldwide.
Connie Johnson, MSN, RN, WCC, OMS, DWC, LLE, AWCC

Wound Care Ostomy Management Specialist | Penn Medicine Princeton Health

Connie Johnson, MSN, RN, is a certified wound care nurse and ostomy management specialist at Princeton Medical Center. She earned international recognition by receiving a silver medal from the Journal of Wound Care and the World Union of Wound Healing Societies for her research on preventing pressure injuries in prone-positioned. Johnson developed guidelines and led a multidisciplinary team, significantly reducing the odds of pressure injuries. Johnson and other researchers are published in the American Journal of Critical Care, “Pressure Injury Outcomes of a Prone-Positioning Protocol in Patients with COVID and ARDS.