Nancy Morgan Wound Care

02/20/2025

New Taxonomy codes

Clinicians are supposed to use the taxonomy code that most closely describes their provider type, classification, or specialization.

02/13/2025

Prescribers Only course  for wound care certification for those that are interested!

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02/05/2025

🌟 I am beyond thrilled to be speaking at this year's event! The WI Directors of Nursing Council is an incredibly passionate and dedicated group of nurses who are truly committed to making a positive impact in their state. Their drive to improve patient care and support their communities is truly inspiring. Can't wait to connect with everyone and share this amazing experience! 🌟

01/28/2025

Heads up to those that use Skin Subs:

1/25/25 - All of the Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) have delayed the effective date of the final local coverage determinations for cellular and tissue-based products for wounds (CTPs, or "skin substitutes") in diabetic foot ulcers and venous leg ulcers by 60 days, moving the implementat...

01/26/2025

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01/22/2025

Hi 👋🏼 this is an all-star cast speaking at this Webinar.
I am doing a 10 min non ce slot after they are done speaking to discuss why wound care professionals need to up their game on technology and start using digital imagery to obtain that precise measurement, tissue composition, to help avoid clawbacks.

In the field of wound care, skin substitutes, also referred to as cellular tissue products (CTPs) with the updated nomenclature of CAMPs (cellular, acellular and matrix-like products), have shown to improve healing rates and cost-effectiveness with proper usage. Recently, all seven Medicare Administ...

12/06/2024

Hi Wound Care Family!

The Certification Course is now available: Wound care certification can give you the edge you need to stand out!

Gaining specialized knowledge will open doors to higher-paying roles, leadership positions, and greater professional recognition.
Wound Care Prof’s certification course is designed to help you become a go-to expert in wound management!
Don't wait – start your journey today!
Learn More Here: https://woundcareprof.com/wccertificationcourse

11/28/2024

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, I’ve been reflecting on the many incredible nurses and clinicians I’ve had the privilege of working with over the years.

Your dedication, compassion, and tireless efforts to improve patients’ lives are truly inspiring. Thank you for all you do to make a difference—you are at the heart of what makes our profession so meaningful.

With that in mind, I’m especially excited to share news about an initiative I’m deeply passionate about, one that I believe will empower and support clinicians like you even further.

I’ve recently joined Wound Care Professionals, an organization dedicated to providing awareness, connection, education, and resources to clinicians passionate about advancing wound care. Together, we’re building a community where professionals like you can collaborate, inspire one another, and elevate the standards of care.
- Certification Course
- Community
Learn more here: www.woundcareprof.com

11/16/2024

Size Does Matter! 💕 Medway has it covered! 🇺🇸

11/15/2024

Introducing a new CERT course for wound care healers from Wound Care Professionals: www.woundcareprof.com

11/14/2024

Heads up as of today

Use this page to view details for the Local Coverage Determination for Skin Substitute Grafts/Cellular and Tissue-Based Products for the Treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcers and Venous Leg Ulcers.

11/12/2024

At minimum an ABI should be performed if you have an order to place a compression wrap on a leg. Here is a FREE guide to my ABI worksheet to help with the process.
Go to my website then click resources: www.nmwoundcare.com

11/09/2024

Download my FREE Staging Guide! Click the link then go to "Resources" https://nmwoundcare.com/
Share with your Friends! 🥰

11/08/2024

Dressing choice can be challenging for clinicians, with many different product types and makes now available.



The cost of wound care products is 93% higher for unhealed wounds than for those that heal, so planning appropriate care is essential. Wound care planning requires wound assessment and identification of the aim of care. In turn, this supports dressing selection.



Using an assessment framework can help ensure that this is done in a structured way. Reassessment and review of the care plan at agreed intervals is also recommended. In addition to the aim of care, other factors influence the choice of dressing. These include local formulary requirements and allergies and sensitivities.



An extensive range of dressings is available and these can be grouped into 10 types: hydrocolloid; wound contact layer; hydrogel; gelling fiber; alginate; foam; absorbent pads; film; odor absorbent; and antimicrobial.



Clinicians should use available resources to support decision making and consider continuity of care when selecting the dressing to be used.



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