Our first St. Louis session of 2010 was a success, with some very sharp wound care nurses and directors in attendance. We'll be returning to the Six Flags St. Louis Holiday Inn later in the year.
 
We were very happy with our first Dallas session, and have already scheduled a return visit for late May. Over 80% of our 85 registered attendees braved the 20 degree weather and icy Dallas roads to come to the conference. There was a great deal of interaction between our speaker and conference attendees, and many excellent wound care cases and questions were discussed.

 
Wound Care 101 is designed by nurses, for nurses, from LPN through RN and Nurse Practitioners, and provides 8.5 contact hours presented over two days, teaching state of the art techniques. Hands-on opportunities are offered.

Synergicare courses are developed and taught by nurses working in the field.

Wound Care 101 is very valuable to caregivers in long term care facilities, hospice, home health, acute care and outpatient settings. You and your colleagues get a a comprehensive look at wound care and advances in healing modalities, enhancing clinical practice and quality of life. Stressing both healing and prevention, your mobility-limited, geriatric, diabetic and other at-risk patients will benefit from the knowledge you will gain from this course.

    

Continuing Education Compliance Information	This continuing nursing education activity was approved by the Missouri Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Arkansas Illinois Indiana Iowa* Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin	Approval via the ANCC is accepted in most states.   We've been calling state boards to ensure that our courses will comply with their standards for licensing, etc. If you don't see your state, it either does not require continuing education, we haven't spoken with someone from the state, or we haven't updated the web site yet. Thus far the only areas where we have determined that the material is not accepted are California and Florida, where we will have to get accredited by their state agencies when we present conferences there. *Iowa is a special case - Iowa accepts contact hours from ANCC-accredited courses which are taught outside the state, but requires any courses taught inside the state to be accredited by their board - so if you travel to Chicago, for example, for one of our conferences, it's good.

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