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CAC and STRUCK Wound Care Educational Program A joint educational Program of: The Canadian Association of Wound Care (CAC) The South West Regional Wound Care Program (STRUCK) ND rd April 22 & 23,

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How to Fill Out CAWC and SWRWCP Wound:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information: Before filling out the CAWC (Comprehensive Adult Wound Consultation) and SWRWCP (Statewide Regional Wound Care Program) wound forms, make sure you have all the required information ready. This may include the patient's medical history, the location of the wound, any previous treatments or procedures, and relevant lab test results.
2. Begin with patient identification: Begin filling out the forms by providing accurate patient identification details. This typically includes the patient's full name, date of birth, medical record number, and contact information. Ensuring the accuracy of this information is crucial for proper documentation.
3. Document the wound characteristics: The next step involves documenting the specific details about the wound. This includes describing the wound size, depth, shape, and any surrounding tissue characteristics. Additionally, note down any visible signs of infection, presence of exudate, or necrotic tissue. Providing as much detail as possible is essential for accurate wound assessment.
4. Assess wound measurement: Utilize a standardized measuring tool to evaluate the wound dimensions. This might involve measuring the length, width, and depth of the wound. Record these measurements accurately and in the appropriate units (e.g., centimeters or inches).
5. Note wound etiology: Indicate the known or suspected cause of the wound. This could include factors such as trauma, pressure ulcers, surgical incisions, or diabetic foot ulcers. Accurately identifying the wound etiology aids clinicians in developing appropriate treatment plans.
6. Include relevant medical history: Document any relevant medical history that might impact wound healing or treatment decisions. This could include information about chronic diseases, medications, allergies, or previous surgeries. Providing a comprehensive medical history ensures a more holistic approach to wound management.
7. Answer additional sections: Depending on the specific form requirements, there may be additional sections to complete. These could cover areas such as nutritional assessment, pain management, psychosocial factors, or patient education needs. Fill out these sections thoroughly to ensure comprehensive wound care planning.

Who Needs CAWC and SWRWCP Wound?

1. Patients with complex wounds: CAWC and SWRWCP forms are typically used for patients with complex wounds that require specialized wound care management. This may include individuals with chronic wounds, non-healing surgical wounds, neuropathic ulcers, or pressure injuries with deep tissue involvement.
2. Healthcare professionals: CAWC and SWRWCP forms are commonly utilized by healthcare professionals involved in wound care management. This may include wound care specialists, nurses, physicians, or other multidisciplinary team members. These forms help facilitate communication and ensure standardized documentation.
3. Wound care facilities: Wound care facilities, such as hospitals or specialized wound clinics, often employ CAWC and SWRWCP forms as part of their wound care protocols. Adhering to these forms ensures consistency in documentation and aids in tracking the progress of wound healing.

Remember, it is crucial to follow specific institutional and regional guidelines when filling out CAWC and SWRWCP wound forms to ensure proper documentation and effective wound management. Always consult with healthcare professionals and seek further guidance when needed.

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