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Catch up on our noteworthy happenings and other timely WOC industry-related information.
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Get to Know Our Keynote Speaker Angela Gaffney, CHC
Angela Gaffney, CHC, is the President of Essential Health & Wellness, a firm focused on building healthy communities and organizations. As an international wellness speaker, …
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Introducing New Enhancements to the Wound Treatment Associate (WTA®) Program
As the premier program offering basic wound care education, the WOCN® Society strives to ensure that the WTA Program remains accurate, relevant, and current. Periodic …
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A Brand New Clinical Tool From WOCN
Introducing the Body Worn Absorbent Product Guide Despite recent advances in multiple areas of continence management including pharmacotherapy, surgery, physiotherapy, and neuromodulation, evidence suggests that …
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WOCN Society Named ASAE Power of A Silver Award Winner
We are pleased to announce that the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®) has been named a Power of A Silver Award winner by …
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Reasons Why WOC Nurses are Superheroes
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a… WOC nurse! When you think of who typically comes to saves the day, you may think of …
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#ISaidWhatIWant Starts With Nurses
As a nurse, I am uniquely positioned – and have the expertise – to facilitate meaningful conversations with patients and families about present and future …
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Listen and Subscribe to WOCTalk, the WOCN Society’s Podcast Channel
Introducing WOCTalk, a Podcast Channel Courtesy of the WOCN® Society As clinical experts, leaders and passionate caregivers, it can sometimes be a challenge to find …
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What Is the Peristomal Skin Assessment Guide for Consumers and Who Can Benefit From It?
What is the Peristomal Skin Assessment Guide for Consumers and Who Can Benefit From It? How to use the Peristomal Skin Assessment Guide for Consumers …
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Easy Ways to Fund the Future of WOC Nursing
Due to the growing need for wound, ostomy, and continence (WOC) nurses and a strong belief in the continued growth and success of WOC …
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