Quest Healthcare

IAD is a common but often underestimated condition that can cause significant discomfort and complications, especially in aging populations. In our November 19th live session, Robert Cutler, MD will share how to: - Identify key risk factors early - Implement effective evidence-based interventions for IAD - Utilize practical tools to improve patient comfort - Apply actionable strategies to apply immediately in daily practice Register today to secure your spot! All registrants receive access to the on-demand recording.

Join us for a free clinical education session to learn how aging, positioning, nutrition, and daily skin care practices affect IAD prevention and healing. Walk away with practical, evidence-based strategies you can apply immediately. Prevention and Care for Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis (IAD) 🗓️November 19, 2025 | 1:00 PM PT / 4:00 PM ET 🎤Presented by Robert Cutler, MD | Board-Certified Proctologist Register today to reserve your spot! All registrants will also get access to the on-demand recording.

Join us for a free educational session on how to identify, prevent, and treat Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis (IAD) using evidence-based strategies that improve patient comfort and skin integrity. Whether you work in rehab, acute care, or long-term care, this session will give you practical tools to integrate into daily practice.

Gain a deeper understanding of the critical connection between stroke and bowel management, an area often overlooked in post-stroke care. Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability, and its impact extends far beyond initial recovery. This program is intended for clinicians and care teams who play a key role in managing stroke recovery and long-term outcomes. Register today to reserve your spot.

[WEBINAR] Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability, and its impact extends far beyond initial recovery. This program is designed to give nurses and physicians a deeper understanding of the critical connection between stroke and bowel management, an area often overlooked in post-stroke care. Webinar Objectives: Stroke overview: Understand the epidemiology and impact of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. Bowel health in stroke: Learn how the brain-gut axis contributes to constipation and incontinence. Clinical tools: Apply the Bristol Stool Chart and nursing care plans to improve outcomes. Targeted care: Explore evidence-based bowel interventions, including Enemeez®. Quality of life: Support recovery by reducing complications and enhancing patient comfort.

[WEBINAR] Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability, and its impact extends far beyond initial recovery. This program is designed to give nurses and physicians a deeper understanding of the critical connection between stroke and bowel management, an area often overlooked in post-stroke care. Webinar Objectives: Stroke overview: Understand the epidemiology and impact of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. Bowel health in stroke: Learn how the brain-gut axis contributes to constipation and incontinence. Clinical tools: Apply the Bristol Stool Chart and nursing care plans to improve outcomes. Targeted care: Explore evidence-based bowel interventions, including Enemeez®. Quality of life: Support recovery by reducing complications and enhancing patient comfort.