The professional caregiver autonomously and independently guides and supervises others in performing all kinds of wound care. | The professional caregiver is able to: - teach others how to prevent wounds and pressure ulcers,
- provide patient’s/client’s and caregivers with information on self-care,
- teach others how to assess wounds,
- instruct others in the application area of wound care products,
- instruct others in the application of wound care products,
- transfer to others methods and processes of wound care in different situations,
- evaluate the work and abilities of others regarding wound care and wound management,
- coach others in conducting wound care,
- reflect on and analyse their own knowledge and skills for training purposes,
- motivate others to achieve proper wound care management,
- identify gaps in knowledge,
- implement latest scientific findings in wound care.
| The professional caregiver is able to: - discuss ethical principles of wound care (see also CA.B.1),
- explain strategies of assessment and motivation of employees for effective wound care,
- explain the assessment of wounds,
- explain different techniques and methods for all kind of wound care,
- describe methods for transferring knowledge and experience,
- explain different coaching/training techniques,
- name associations related to wound care,
- name journals related to wound care.
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