The session concludes with an explanation of WoundExpert's vital role in data quality and integrity initiatives through the provision of comprehensive and supportive documentation. The presentation also addresses how WoundExpert serves as a resource vehicle in achieving DSC Certification which includes: application of evidence-based medicine guidelines, outcomes benchmarking, and quality of care analysis. The presentation provides information with regards to the rationale, benefits, and requirements for obtaining Disease Specific Care Certification in addition to the currently required Joint Commission Accreditation. This session was the key note of Net Health Systems' WoundExpert Client Conference, held in conjunction with the Clinical Symposium on Advances in Skin & Wound Care in Las Vegas, October 28, 2008. Click here to view our detailed Privacy Policy.A facilitated session by Derek Ruvalcaba, CRT, CHT, CWCA, Manager, Wound Care & Hyperbarics, United Regional Health Care System (URHCS). No one (individual or company) may use any contact information on the WOCN Society website to contact, to distribute information to, or solicit anyone for any reason other than the intended purpose for which the name and contact information is available. PLEASE BE ADVISED: The names and contact information for all individuals listed on this site is privileged, confidential information and intended for specific purposes. The WOCN® Society does not endorse or support products or services.
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