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Wound, Ostomy, Continence Nurse Consulting

WOC nurse consulting can assist in meeting the health care organization’s needs. Today’s health care environment is charged with delivering cost-efficient, effective quality health care, and patients with wounds, ostomies, and incontinence comprise a large segment of the population. Billions of dollars are spent on skin and wound care annually. If your health care organization does not have a WOC Nurse on staff but is striving to improve the quality of care, alternatives to provision must be sought. One alternative to assist in integrating evidence-based standards of care into the organizational framework is to employ the independent services of a WOC nurse consultant. In so doing, a wealth of experience in WOC nursing across the care continuum is made available to the organization. Aligning the organization’s WOC care processes with best practice will lower the risks of pressure ulcers, improve quality of care processes, lower costs associated with poor quality, reduce the risk of litigation, and improve staff, patient, and caregiver satisfaction.