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Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence

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NSWOCC is a not-for-profit association for over 500 Canadian nurses specialized in the nursing care of patients with challenges in wound, ostomy & continence.

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NSWOCC is proud to join the global movement for Worldwide Pressure Injury Prevention Day on Nov. 21, 2024! Among interdisciplinary wound care teams, NSWOCs and SWANs play a crucial role in #PressureInjury prevention and management. Read the full post: nswoc.ca/post/nswocc-jo…

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The in-person tickets for the A Nation Under Pressure: Canadian Pressure Injury Summit on Nov 18, 2024, are officially SOLD OUT! But, you can still join virtually and participate in crucial conversations aimed at improving patient outcomes. Register at: cpiap.com/summit

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On Saturday, NSWOCC leaders came together to set the vision for a successful year ahead. With a focus on advancing strategic priorities, enhancing member engagement, and expanding educational offerings, we are poised to deliver an even greater impact in 2025.

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Giving thanks today for the skin that I live in, and thinking about the upcoming webinar on preventing wounds for people who are no longer able to care for their own skin. Register here: lifeanddeathmatters.ca/events/free-we… #skincare #psw #nurse #webinar #continuingeducation #NSWOCC

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🎉 Congratulations to NSWOCC President Corey Heerschap for passing his PhD Thesis Examination on " Uncovering the Decision-Making Process of Wound Management by Nurses' at Queen's University Nursing Program! Such an amazing achievement 🎉

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Did you know? Completing our Advanced Wound Debridement Course counts for 32 hours that you can apply towards your Renewal by Continuous Learning for the WOCC(C) credential through the Canadian Nurses Association! Register and learn more today at wocinstitute.ca/debridement

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Are you a practical nurse or diploma RN looking to take your expertise to the next level? The SWAN™ Program is designed for healthcare professionals ready to step into a critical role, providing competent wound, ostomy and continence care. Register at wocinstitute.ca/swan

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🚨 Less than two weeks away! Don't miss out on an upcoming webinar: Getting a Pulse on Healing: Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Diagnosis and Treatment" in partnership with Perfuse Medtec. Learn more and register now for free! ⬇️ us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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We are happy to share that these Canadian Best Practice Recommendations are now available in both English and French! We encourage all NSWOCC Members to download and share with your colleagues. Download the document today at nswoc.ca/bpr#malignant-…

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We are excited to announce a fantastic opportunity for you to join the NSWOCC Membership Core Program as the Newsletter Lead! To learn more and apply, check out our recent blog post at nswoc.ca

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On October 2, 2024, we commemorated World Ostomy Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness, challenging stigmas, and celebrating the resilience of people living with ostomies. To read our full announcement, check out our most recent blog post: ow.ly/mR4950TJV6t

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ANNOUNCEMENT: WCET® & NSWOCC® are pleased to announce a joint congress, scheduled for April 24-28, 2026 in Vancouver, Canada. The theme is “In It Together: Moving Mountains to Create a World of Better Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Care.” Read more: nswoc.ca/post/wcet-and-…


NSWOCC was proud to represent Canada at the ASCN UK-WCET® Joint Congress in Glasgow! Highlights included Kim LeBlanc & Cathy Harley leading discussions and Carly Lindsay carrying the flag during the parade of nations. Read more and see the snapshots here: nswoc.ca/post/nswocc-pr…

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On September 30, we honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by remembering the children lost to Canada’s residential schools and supporting survivors. Read the full statement: nswoc.ca/post/honouring…


On Mon, Nov 18, 2024, join government leaders, healthcare administrators, & other interprofessional experts at the “A Nation Under Pressure” Canadian #PressureInjury (PI) Summit to tackle PI prevention & management across Canada. Read more & register now: nswoc.ca/post/a-nation-…


What future do you envision for SWANs and NSWOCs in N.B., and what impact will they have? According to Matthew T. Brocke LPN, SWAN, there is a real need for them in the community, and SWANs can help relieve some of the strain on NSWOCs. Learn more at wocinstitute.ca/swan-links

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SWANs go beyond direct patient care by advocating for individuals, helping them navigate the health care system, and ensuring their voices are heard in care planning and decision-making. Learn more about the role of SWANs at wocinstitute.ca/swan-links

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How has completing the SWAN Program enhanced your practice and patient care? According to Matthew T. Brocke LPN, SWAN, it helped him become more aware of products, conduct more in-depth assessments, and acquire new knowledge. Learn more at wocinstitute.ca/swan-links

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Only 2 weeks away! Don't miss an upcoming webinar: "Simplify and Standardize Urinary Catheter Selection with the new NSWOC Urinary Catheter Decision Aids" in partnership with Coloplast. 📅 Date: Wed., Oct. 2, 2024 🕖 Time: 7-8pm ET Register now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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SWANs, in collaboration with NSWOCs, use their specialized skills to support the transformation of wound, ostomy, and continence care, leading to better patient outcomes and a more sustainable health care system for all Canadians. Learn more at wocinstitute.ca/swan-links

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