Saturday, March 19, 2022
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Pacific Time
Speaker: Sarah DiDomenico, MS, OTR/L, WCC, CHT
Download the session PowerPoint here
Course objectives:
- Review of wound etiology and skin anatomy
- Stages of wound healing and what is actually going on physiologically in each stage
- Wound dressing types and when to use which one
- Problem solving wound treatment options based on wound presentation
- Wound specialty programs
This session will include more case discussions.
Please send your complex wound care cases to be discussed in this session to Sarah at sarah.didomenico@vcuhealth.org. We look forward to discussing your cases together, thank you 🙂
CEU: 1 Hour
Speaker Bio:
Sarah DiDomenico is a Certified Hand Therapist who works at the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia. She also serves as a clinical faculty member at the Virginia Commonwealth University’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program.
Her experience at an urban-based Trauma I and Burn Center has required a comprehensive understanding of how to treat a diversity of complex wounds. Her unique role as an acute, inpatient, and outpatient hand therapist has allowed her to follow many of her patient’s wounds from start to finish of healing.
Sarah received her Skin and Wound Management Certificate from the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy in 2016. Not only has pursuing this advanced certificate given her a more in-depth clinical understanding of wound care that has maximized her patient outcomes, but it has also allowed her to serve as an interdisciplinary resource to her peers.
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- You must be a paid up 2022 HTA-CA member
- Attended the Event (logged into the Zoom webinar) for at least 85% of the run time
- Complete the quiz with a score of 80% or higher
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