After viewing your video on
pressure ulcers, we are certain that your products will help tremendously in the training
of our sitters and certified nursing assistants. (Feb. 13, 2003) Helen Johnson, RN.
Director, Medical Services. Loving Care of South Carolina, LLC.
Spartanburg, SC.
Every caregiver of a high risk patient and the patient
him/herself should see this video. It that happened, pressure ulcers probably could be
prevented. Review excerpt from Ostomy/Wound Management
Journal, July/August, 1992.
Includes nationally-known nurses and Enterostomal therapy nurses as
consultants. Well-researched and produced ... a valuable asset for educational use.
Review excerpt from Decubitus Journal, January 1993.
This video is very useful for individuals caring for at-risk
patients, either lay caregivers or staff. Demonstrations throughout the program are
excellent, utilizing real people as well as graphic illustrations. The viewer
comes away with a clear understanding of pressure ulcer development and prevention.
Also included with the video is a pressure ulcer fact sheet which can be used later as a
video review. Review excerpt from Physiotherapy Canada Journal,
Summer 1994.
This superb
videotape demonstrates pressure ulcer etiology and prevention techniques in a remarkably
graphic manner. I highly recommend its use for teaching bedside caregivers how to
manage patients who are at risk for pressure ulceration. · JoAnn Maklebust, MSN RN CS,
Clinical Nurse Specialist / Case Manager; Harper Hospital / Detroit Medical Center,
Detroit, MI. co-author: Pressure Ulcers: Guidelines for Prevention and Nursing Management
The content and quality are excellent for
those giving the hands-on care. The 13.5 minute length makes it easy to incorporate in a
one hour presentation. · Ann Harris, MSN RN, Clinical Specialist, Independent Practice;
Spring Lake, MI
One of the finest educational video's I've
seen! Clean, crisp and to-the-point. Extremely effective graphics. ·
Katherine Jeter, EdD, ET; Staff Affiliate, Enterostomal Therapy; Spartanburg Regional
Medical Center; Spartanburg, SC
I highly recommend this video! Prevention
is reiterated as the primary goal with nine tips to assist the care providers in
alleviating pressure areas. · Mary Anne Landowski, RN ET; Humboldt Home Health Services;
Eureka, CA
The focus on prevention is extremely relevant in today's
climate of reducing health care costs. The graphics demonstrate clearly what words
alone never do. · Donna McMullen, RN CETN, Shady Grove Adventist Hospital;
Rockville, MD
The excellent graphics help convey the important points of
the program. Useful for nurse aide inservicing. · Janet Berhang-Doggett,
RN MSN CNAA; St. Joseph Hospital, Augusta, GA
Straightforward and professionally done! ·
Wayne Sherman, RN; Home Health Agency of Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC
This video has value in patient education programs,
especially for care givers. · Barbara Pieper, Ph.D., RN CS CETN; Associate Professor,
Clinical Nurse Specialist; Wayne State University College of Nursing, Detroit, MI
Shows my students what a pressure ulcer really is. The
step by step guidelines are extremely helpful. · Lenore Teske, RN TA, Primary
Instructor, Nursing Assistant Certification Program, Monroe Community College; Rochester,
NY
A very good tape. Appropriate for inservicing of
nurse aides. A good basic explanation of pressure ulcers. · Paulette Johnson,
RN; Greenbush Community Nursing Home; Greenbush, MN
An excellent tape. The language is clear, simple
and free of jargon. · Deborah Bradley, RN; Helen Hayes Hospital; West
Haverstraw, NY
Illustrates important concepts in an interesting manner.
Especially suited for agencies that have programs for nurse aides. · Carolyn Lyndaker, RN
MSN, Assistant Professor, James Madison University, Department of Nursing; Harrisonburg,
VA
One of the better patient education videos I've seen. It
would be excellent for family members caring for patients at risk for pressure
ulcers. · Sharon Thimot, RN; South Shore Regional Hospital; Bridgewater, Nova
Scotia, Canada
I recommend this video without reservation!
An excellent educational tool. · Karen South Gunter, RN MSA; President, Concerned Care,
Inc., Home Nursing Service; Skokie, IL
