SI Online DFC Training (Part 1) - Post training evaluation

Participant post-training evaluation

Please complete this form after completing part I of the online DFC training course. By answering these questions honestly, you will help Motivation Australia to evaluate the quality of the training that we provide.

Your answers to these questions will not affect the training you receive. Your answers will be kept confidential.

You are not required to provide your name and your answers are anonymous.

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* 1. Select your gender

Male

Female

Other

Prefer not to say

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* 2. What is your your job position?

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* 3. What is the name of your organisation?

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* 4. Have you previously completed training in diabetic foot care

Yes

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* 5. If yes, when was the training?

Date / Time

Date

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* 6. If yes, Who delivered this training?

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* 7. Which of the following topics did you do in the course?

Wound healing

Infection control

Offloading

None of the above

Other

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* 8. If selected other (provide more detail)

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* 9. Was the training online or in person?

In person

Online

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* 10. How would you rate your knowledge and skills in diabetic foot care – wound healing?

Significantly better than before the training

Better than before the training

The same

Slightly worse than before the training

Much worse than before training

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* 11. How would you rate your knowledge and skills in diabetic foot care – infection control?

Significantly better than before the training

Better than before the training

The same

Slightly worse than before the training

Much worse than before the training

Other (please specify)

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* 12. How would you rate your knowledge and skills in diabetic foot care – offloading?

Significantly better than before the training

Better than before the training

The same

Slightly worse than before the training

Much worse than before the training

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* 13. Reflect on what you wanted to learn. Did you learn these things in the training?

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* 14. Did the training help you achieve the goals you wanted to apply to your role?

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* 15. After the training, what guiding documents do you now have to support diabetic foot screening and wound healing?

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* 16. How would you rate Motivation Australia's online DFC training course (term 1)?

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* 17. How would you rate the Motivation Australia staff's delivery of the course?

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* 18. What feedback and comments do you have about the online DFC training course, Part 1?

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* 19. What suggestions do you have to help improve your training experience and the DFC training course?

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* 20. What areas or topics would you like to learn more about to help you in your role?

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* 21. What type of wounds do you most frequently see in your clinic?

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* 22. How do you treat these wounds? (3 marks)

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* 23. What is aseptic technique? Provide an example of how you would follow this in your role (2 marks)

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* 24. What impact do you think infection control has on wound healing? (2 marks)

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* 25. What is offloading? Provide an example you use in your clinic (2 marks)

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* 26. Offloading for wound healing means:

Putting a wound dressing on a wound

Redistributing pressure away from a wound

Taking medication for wound healing

Seeing different health professionals for wound care

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* 27. People who smoke are how much more likely to have circulation problems than people the same age who don’t smoke?

Double

Triple

Eight

Ten

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* 28. Which of the following are true of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)?

Leads to reduced blood flow throughout the body and particularly can affect the feet and

Diabetes can speed up PAD

People with PAD also have an increased risk of diabetic foot amputation

All of the above

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* 29. A wound with an infection that is superficial, not involving tendon, capsule or bone comes under which classification according to the University of Texas wound classification system:

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* 30. Which of the following is a contraindication (reason not to use) for a Total Contact Cast Shoe (TCS)?

Infected wound

Superficial or deep wound on bottom of the foot

When the wound needs to be checked often

For a wound related to nerve damage

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* 31. Which of the four stages of wound healing is the inflammatory phase?

One

Two

Three

Four

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* 32. Neuropathic wounds are

Caused by pressure because of lack of feeling

Caused by lack of blood supply

Caused vascular insufficiency

Painful when touched

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* 33. International Diabetes Federation (IDF) state diabetic foot risk assessment, foot care based on prevention, education and support by a multi-disciplinary team reduces foot complications and amputations by up to what percentage?

35%

55%

75%

85%

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* 34. A person has a wound on the apex (end) of their third toe. Which of the following would be the best offloading pad choice?

Single wing pad

Aperture pad

Toe prop

U-pad

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* 35. You should instruct a person to wear a total contact cast shoe:

When they are walking outside

When they want too

As much as possible (all the time) both indoors and outdoors

When they remember

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* 36. Which type of cast tape should be used to mould the shape of the foot when fitting a TCS?

Rigid cast tape

Semi rigid cast tape

Sports tape

Any tape

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* 37. After applying offloading pads or a toe prop you must teach the person:

Not to get the device wet (do not shower with it on)

Check feet daily and know what signs to look for

How to put on and remove device

All of the above

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* 38. How often should a TCS follow up be made at first?

Weekly

Monthly

Two monthly

Fortnightly

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* 39. Which form should be used for each wound for ongoing wound management? (After initial foot and wound assessment and for ongoing monitoring)

Diabetic foot wound management chart

Initial diabetes foot assessment form

Referral for diabetic foot care form

Diabetic foot initial assessment form

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* 40. If a person has a wound on the bottom of their foot or is caused by pressure, where must they ALWAYS be referred for further assessment and management?

X-ray

Swab

Antibiotics

Offloading