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LETTER FROM
the President Celebrating a Year of Achievements and Looking Forward to 2024!
Dear WOCN Society Members, As we approach the end of 2023, I would like to first extend warm wishes to you and your loved ones for a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year filled with health, happiness, and success. This past year has been a testament to the collective strength and resilience of our members. Together, we have achieved remarkable milestones and advancements in the field of wound, ostomy, and continence care. The dedication and passion each of you brings to our society have been the driving force behind each success we have outlined in this collective Year in Review of 2023. In 2023, we celebrated groundbreaking research, fostered meaningful collaborations, and elevated the standards of care within our specialized field. Each of our members’ commitment to excellence has not only elevated the WOCN Society as a whole, but has undoubtedly impacted patient outcomes worldwide. As we bid farewell to 2023, we eagerly anticipate the opportunities that 2024 will bring. The coming year holds the promise of continued growth, learning, and innovation. I look forward to expanding our collective knowledge, engaging in thought-provoking discussions and networking opportunities, and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in wound, ostomy, and continence care with you all. In the spirit of the season, I must express my deepest appreciation for your unwavering support, dedication, and passion for advancing the WOCN Society’s mission. May the holiday season be a time of rest, rejuvenation, and celebration with loved ones. Thank you for being an integral part of our vibrant community and for entrusting me as your President. Here’s to a joyous holiday season, a healthy New Year, and the exciting adventures that await us in 2024! Warmest regards,
Vittoria (Vicky) Pontieri-Lewis, MS, RN, ACNS-BC-CWOCN WOCN Society President
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NEW IN 2023
PHARMACOLOGY DAY: FROM YOUR PRACTICE TO THE PHARMACY We successfully launched the first-ever Pharmacology Day: From Your Practice to the Pharmacy - a one-day virtual education experience tailored for Advanced Practice Nurses, Physician Assistants, DOs, MDs, and anyone passionate about pharmacology education. Our event showcased a dynamic faculty of experts who discussed a diverse array of medical conditions and medications. Participants were able to earn 7.75 CME Credits, 7.75 ANCC Contact Hours, and/or 7.75 Pharmacology Credits. And as a special bonus, we offered an on-demand session for even more valuable insights.
WOC NURSE WEEK 2023 WOC Nurse Week 2023 rolled out the red carpet to celebrate the role of a lifetime—the WOC nurse! While this profession may not always be filled with glitz and glamour, we believe WOC nurses star in the leading part of healthcare and deserve all the accolades. Thank you to everyone who participated and gave the WOC nursing profession the star-studded recognition it deserves!
HIGHLIGHTS FROM WOC NURSE WEEK 2023:
The WOC Nurse Week page on wocn.org was viewed over 7,100 times from 6 different countries
The WOC Nurse Week digital toolkit was downloaded over 1,000 times
WOC Nurse Week 2023 was commercially supported by an educational grant from Convatec.
SIGN UP TO RECEIVE YOUR WOC NURSE WEEK 2024 PACKET!
Visit member.wocn.org/wocnurseweek-packet to submit your mailing address to receive your WOC Nurse Week 2024 packet and be part of the celebration! Forms must be submitted by Friday, March 1, 2024. WOC Nurse Week packets are only available for WOCN members within the contingent US.
The WOC Nurse Week social media campaign had an estimated reach of over 14,000 across platforms
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JUNE 4-7, 2023 • CAESARS FORUM • L A S V E G A S , N V WOCNext®, the only WOC educational event of the year hosted by healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals, went all in at Las Vegas! This in-person and virtual event showcased the latest developments in wound, ostomy, continence, and foot and nail care. We hit the jackpot with more than 1,400 professionals who came together for three days of value-packed evidence-based research, professional development, and community networking. Thank you to all who joined us this year—your education, participation, and engagement are what WOCNext is all about!
SAVE THE DATE WOCN® OSTOMY EDUCATION DAY 2023 WOCN Ostomy Education Day 2023 marked a significant milestone as the highest attendance to date! Nearly 3,000 professionals joined us for a free, online one-day virtual event dedicated to celebrating ostomy awareness, dispelling myths, and increasing ostomy education to improve patient outcomes. The program featured 9 sessions led by experienced WOC nursing professionals and subject matter experts. Attendees had the opportunity to earn 6.75 Contact Hours, making it a valuable investment in their professional development. We’re grateful for your tremendous support and commitment to excellence in ostomy care.
WOCN Ostomy Education Day 2023 was funded through an educational grant from Hollister Incorporated as part of the Educating Today for Exceptional Outcomes Tomorrow Program.
NEW IN 2023
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WOCN® WOUND EDUCATION DAY 2023 WOCN Wound Education Day 2023 made its mark as an inaugural event, and what a debut it was! This free, online oneday virtual event elevated wound care by providing education to over 4,400 attendees with the latest evidence-based knowledge to address even the most challenging wounds. This event featured a groundbreaking lineup of 10 sessions led by experienced WOC nursing professionals and subject matter experts. Attendees had the opportunity to earn 6.75 Contact Hours and 0.50 Pharmacology Credits—a testament to the event’s commitment to advancing the field of wound care. Thank you all who joined us for this historic day of learning and collective commitment to advancing wound care practices!
WOCN Wound Education Day 2023 was funded through an educational grant from 3M Health Care.
NEW IN 2023
WOCN kicked off a groundbreaking initiative focused on SUPPORTING and PROVING the value of WOC nurses in our community. This collaborative effort aims to build a database of quality measures across WOCN member facilities, enabling us to benchmark our rates against national averages. In a field where data for important comparisons and conclusions has been lacking, we’re ready to bring in a positive change. But we need your help! We’re asking ALL members to help us gather this information. Visit www.wocn.org/the-value-of-a-woc-nurse for details, instructions, and resources to help us, help you! Your participation is key to making a meaningful impact, and together, we can shape the future of WOC nursing!
NOW AVAILABLE! When you help us gather information for our database of quality measures you are eligible for 10 PGP points* towards WOC recertification! Showcase your commitment to excellence and gain recognition for your contributions to quality improvement in wound, ostomy, and continence care today. *eligible under Category 3, Data Analysis/ Collection, non-IRB (per study)"
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NEW IN 2023
REGION AND AFFILIATE REORGANIZATION WE’RE DESIGNING A BETTER STRUCTURE TODAY TO BUILD A BETTER TOMORROW. Over the past two years, we’ve engaged in a series of meetings with Regional and Affiliate leaders to delve into macro-level trends shaping our organization and profession. These discussions have involved sharing insights from a comprehensive competitive analysis of our current landscape, exploring the strategic direction and priorities for the organization, and envisioning the future evolution of a structural model to enhance alignment between Regional and Affiliate activities with WOCN National.
Why Is The Reorganization Happening? •
To utilize best practice management principles in regions and networking communities
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To support and coordinate Regions and Regional leaders to ensure a strong, collaborative, and thriving regional network
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To build on existing resources, relationships, and practices
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To operationalize to support a robust and thriving National network of WOCN Regions and networking communities
REORGANIZATION VOLUNTEER STRUCTURE
Now, we need your valuable assistance! Please use the provided resources in the link below to gain a deeper understanding of the reorganization process. Your collaboration will help effectively communicate these changes to your local members. Together, we can ensure a stronger, more cohesive future for our organization and the WOC nursing profession.
NORTHWEST PACIFIC COAST ROCKY MOUNTAIN NORTH CENTRAL MIDWEST SOUTH CENTRAL MIDEAST MID-ATLANTIC SOUTHEAST NEW ENGLAND NORTHEAST
VISIT WWW.WOCN.ORG/REGIONS-AFFILIATES TO DOWNLOAD THE REGION AND AFFILIATE REORGANIZATION FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND TO LEARN ABOUT THE NEW REORGANIZATION.
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PUBLICATIONS WOCN takes pride in ensuring our members have access to top-notch educational resources in the field. In 2023, our commitment to support the WOC practice, our members, and the community remained strong. This year, we updated clinical documents and resources. Here is where you can find them:
WOC Nursing Salary & Productivity Survey Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society’s Guidance on OASIS-E Integumentary Items: Best Practice for Clinicians
Document Library
WOC NURSING SALARY & PRODUCTIVITY SURVEY Access our Healthcare Workforce Compensation Survey to:
Document Library
Did you know?
WOCN’s Document Library contains over
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Quantify the impact of WOC Nursing
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Provide valuable justification for WOC nursing positions
This survey is accessible to WOCN members only.
50 DOCUMENTS that have been researched and developed
by leaders in the field of WOC nursing. As a member, you can access and download each of these digital resources for
FREE—make sure you are logged into the WOCN Member Center for additional
publications that are exclusively for members. The Document Library is located under the WOCN Members Only tab on wocn.org.
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JOURNAL OF WOUND, OSTOMY, AND CONTINENCE NURSING (JWOCN)
In 2023, the Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing (JWOCN®) published its 50th Volume, an incredibly significant milestone! The JWOCN has made an impactful history since 1973, and we are confident the journal will continue to be a substantial scholarly publication with cutting-edge research for our expanding and compassionate community.
2023 HIGHLIGHTS: •
Celebrated 50th Volume, marking a major milestone.
JWOCN IN 2024 AND BEYOND: •
Maintain premier status for WOC and foot & nail care practice and research.
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Global impact with 50% of articles authored by practitioners worldwide.
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Launch Pediatric WOC Care section to meet member demands.
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Revitalize Evidence-Based Report Card and continuing Technology Analysis features.
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Expand “View From Here” guest commentaries.
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Commitment to peer review preservation amidst rapid healthcare and societal changes.
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Serving Society members while addressing global caring community needs.
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Embraced diversity, inclusion, and equity, publishing in multiple languages.
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Special sponsored issues of JWOCN including selected articles and abstract published in traditional Chinese.
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Achieved highest 2 year Impact Factor in our history.
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WOCTALK PODCAST The WOCTalk podcast channel, now celebrating its 5th-year anniversary, remains your go-to source for the latest healthcare advances, industry news, and education. Clinical experts, leaders, and passionate caregivers come together to deliver valuable insights in a format that’s both informative and easily digestible on-the-go.
5ANNYIVEERASARRY!
Certain episodes of WOCTalk don’t just provide insights; they also award Contact Hours! Keep an eye out for the (*) next to episode titles at wocn.org/podcast. Once the last episode of the year is launched, our Contact Hour claiming system will open. You’ll get the chance to identify the episodes you listened to and complete an evaluation to receive a certificate of completion with the awarded Contact Hours.
TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF OUR WOCTALK PODCAST ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
OVER 42,500
145 PUBLISHED
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downloads in 66 Different Countries
EPISODES
(new episodes published every 2 weeks + bonus industry supported episodes!)
TOP 10
AREAS FOR DOWNLOADS: US, Canada, Australia, Germany, South Korea, UK, Italy, Taiwan, Turkey, Denmark
CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER The Continuing Education Center (CEC) is your one-stop hub for the latest in WOC nursing educational courses. Members have free access to a wealth of education courses in the CEC.
The most viewed CEC programs: 1.
Microclimate: The Rest of the Story?
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My Favorite Perfume Scent is Hand Sanitizer: Covid-19 - Impact on Contemporary Ostomy Practice
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Parastomal Abscesses: Exploring the Differential Diagnoses and Treatment Options Practical Nutrition Guidelines for Ostomates LEVD Update
PUBLIC POLICY AND ADVOCACY
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Advocating for our profession and the patients we serve is the heartbeat of the WOCN Public Policy and Advocacy mission. In 2023, our commitment to driving change through advocacy has resulted in continued success. WOCN is steadfast in its dedication to advancing legislative and regulatory action that underscores the benefits of WOC nurse involvement in areas such as pressure injuries, acute and chronic wounds, ostomy, and continence care. Let’s shine a spotlight on highlights from our 2023 advocacy success:
Implementing Legislative Success
After WOCN had successfully advocated for the inclusion of two important Congressional policy priorities in 2022: The Lymphedema Treatment Act and The Better Wound Care at Home Act. The organization had to pivot to ensure that these legislative victories were implemented during the regulatory phase of policymaking. Starting in January 2024, Medicare will cover compression therapy for the treatment of Lymphedema. The final rule determining coverage set forth that Medicare will cover the following: • Standard and custom-fitted lymphedema compression treatment items for each affected body part, including: Compression garments, including those for daytime and nighttime, which offer different levels of compression Compression bandaging systems and supplies provided during the initial decongestion phase and maintenance phases of treatment Gradient compression wraps with adjustable straps Necessary accessories for gradient compression garments and wraps, including: • Aids for putting on and taking off (donning and doffing) items for different body parts, like lower limb butlers or foot slippers that help patients put on compression stockings • Fillers • Lining • Padding • Zippers • Medicare will cover these items in the following frequency: Daytime: 3 garments per affected body part every 6 months Nighttime: 2 garments per affected body part every 2 years • Medicare will also pay for the following items as needed: To replace lost, stolen, or irreparably damaged items If a patient’s condition changes, like a change in limb size • Medicare beneficiaries are eligible for coverage if: The patient has Medicare Part B coverage (their annual Part B deductible and 20% coinsurance will apply) The patient has lymphedema (a chronic condition that causes swelling in the body’s tissues) and will use the item to primarily and customarily treat it An authorized practitioner prescribes the item Passage of the Better Wound Care at Home Act will help smooth the implementation of the Medicare home health benefit for disposable negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) to remove cumbersome billing and reporting regulations on the home health agencies (HHAs) and nurses. Starting in January 2024, NPWT services will be reported on the standard Medicare Home Health claim. The nursing visits associated with this care will be considered as any other nursing visit and will be reported on the claim and reimbursed under the HIPPS code payment. Thank you to all our members who have taken the time to reach out to their members of Congress and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to advocate for these bills over the last few years, your advocacy has paid off. Advocating for our profession and our patients is a priority for WOCN and we will continue to push for health policy objectives that achieve those goals.
Advocating for Increased Supplies in State Medicaid Programs
In response to member requests, WOCN has engaged with stakeholders in multiple states to increase the maximum allowable for ostomy supplies in their Medicaid program. Recently, WOCN and UOAA sent a joint letter to the New York Medicaid Administrator expressing concerns about how recent changes in how the state is administering ostomy supplies to beneficiaries are impacting patient access to those supplies. New York responded to our request and has agreed to work with us to ensure beneficiary access to supplies. The state has also agreed to revisit their reimbursement and quantity limits for ostomy supplies and the Society will be sending them our recommendations. Similar efforts are underway in other states across the country to ensure that state Medicaid programs are covering ostomy supplies that meet or exceed Medicare minimums.
WOCN Continues to Push for Coverage of Supplies for Spontaneous Fistula
WOCN continued our conversations with CMS to push for Medicare coverage of supplies for spontaneous fistula. WOCN members expressed growing concern over the lack of access to supplies for patients who have nonsurgical and surgical-related fistula. These groups of patients are falling into a coverage gap that exists in postacute, post-home care with access to supplies. This issue has been noted in patients both pediatric and adult. Our Policy paper on fistula which outlines the plight of our patients will be transformed into an infographic as part of our communication to politics as we pursue efforts to close this coverage gap. WOCN continues to work in collaboration with other stakeholders on working with Congress seeking legislation to change coverage policy so patients have access to these important supplies.
Collaborations. United Voice. Forward Movement.
WOCN continues to seek organizations and coalitions that have a like-minded focus to support our practice and the care of our patients. Over the last year, WOCN has: • Continued a strong relationship with the Alliance of Wound Care Stakeholders and the Access to Care Coalition. These groups actively pursue regulatory concerns that impact supplies for our patients. In 2023, the Alliance persuaded CMS to delay and re-evaluate the problematic CTP provisions in the 2023 Physicians Fee Schedule Final Rule which would have reclassified all cellular and tissue-based products for wounds (CTPs, or skin substitutes) as “supplies incident to a physician service,” and packaging payment into practice expenses. In addition, the Alliance pressed CMS for greater transparency and uniformity in the development and implementation of coverage issues and the use of the Carrier Advisory Committees by meeting twice with CMS senior staff. • Continued our work with Access and Care Coalition including working with CMS and the DME contractors to advocate for a more streamlined process to ensure ostomy patients who exceed the supply limits can access additional supplies with reduced burden. • Worked closely with the United Ostomy Associations of America, Inc. (UOAA). UOAA has initiated an Ostomy Quality Campaign, with the Ostomy and Continent Diversion Patient Bill of Rights being a campaign foundation. WOCN has been an ardent supporter of the Patient Bill of Rights and encourages all WOC nurses to utilize this document in their everyday practice. Work also is underway to try to address the Non-Medical switching of supplies that occurs each day to our patients. • Continued to be an active participant in the Nursing Community located in Washington DC. The Community consists of numerous nursing-based organizations that weigh in on legislative, policy, and regulatory issues. Most recently the WOCN Society and the WOCNCB collaborated in supporting House and Senate legislation on the I CAN ACT which protects the full scope of practice of nursing.
VISIT WOCN.ORG/PUBLIC-POLICY-ADVOCACY FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO PARTICIPATE IN CALLS FOR ACTION ON IMPORTANT ADVOCACY EFFORTS.
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NEW IN 2023 WOCN SOCIETY FELLOW PROGRAM This year marked the inaugural class for the prestigious WOCN Fellow Program! This honorable designation is a testament to nurses who have made remarkable contributions within the WOCN Society and/or the WOC nursing profession. It reflects outstanding achievements in education, research, public policy and advocacy, membership engagement, and quality. Congratulations to the first cohort of WOCN Fellow inductees. Visit wocn.org/wocn-fellow-program to learn more and to meet the exceptional individuals who make up the inaugural class.
ACCESS THE NEWEST COURSES IN THE CEC Want to stay up to date on new courses in the WOCN Continuing Education Center (CEC)? Visit wocn.org/cec and click the “New Releases” tab on the top navigation bar to find a complete list of courses added in the last 3 months!
NEWLY UPDATED CLINICAL TOOL Now available in Chinese, the Peristomal Skin Assessment Guide for Clinicians has leveled up with new videos and content, and it’s still FREE! This mobile tool is your go-to resource, offering essential guidance to clinicians on identifying and treating peristomal skin complications. Packed with instructions for patient care and insights on when to refer to a WOC, it’s a must-have in your toolkit. Visit psag.wocn.org to get started.
WTA YOUR WAY WTA Your Way opens the door to 14 evidence-based wound care courses, crafted by internationally recognized leaders and educators in wound management and prevention practices. WTA Your Way is for healthcare providers of all levels to learn fundamental best practices and standards of care for complex and non-responsive wounds. The best part? The courses are self-paced, giving you the freedom to tailor your learning journey. You can opt for à la carte selections or go all-in with a complete, bundled package. Visit www.wocn.org/ wta-your-way/ to learn more.
It’s essential to note that WTA Your Way does not include the WTA-C certification, a valuable recognition in the field offered through the traditional Wound Treatment Associate (WTA®) Program. For those seeking certification, the WTA Program might be the ideal choice.
NEW CERTIFICATION REVIEW COURSES
Led by subject matter experts, our newly updated Certification Review Courses take a dynamic approach, using real-life case studies to delve into key content areas. This method tests your knowledge and provides practical, real-world applications to enhance comprehension. Whether you’re gearing up for your first certification or working on recertification, these courses are your ultimate study companions for the WOCNCB® exams. The best part? You can go for the complete specialty collection or opt for any of the three individual sessions within each collection. Visit wocn.org/cec to advance your career, and boost your confidence in acing those certification exams.
NEW AND IMPROVED SESSION TAGS IN THE CEC This year, we’ve unveiled new and improved session tags in the CEC, geared towards elevating your learning experience. Visit the Search for Content by Tag page to discover content thoughtfully curated to match your interests and needs. Visit wocn.org/cec to unlock the full potential of your education experience!
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FUND THE FUTURE WOCN continues to raise funds to provide financial support to nurture future WOC nurses as they seek additional education to grow their knowledge and advance their careers. Due to the need for WOC nurses across the continuum of care, by “funding the future” we can create and grow a lasting network of certified WOC nurses, generate a heightened awareness of the WOC nursing specialty, and further advance the quality of life for the patients that WOC nurses serve.
LEARN MORE OR DONATE BY VISITING FOUNDATION.WOCN.ORG.
Thank you to the following individuals who contributed to our Fund the Future campaign in 2023*: Beverley Arthur Jacqueline B. Bangert Sharon Baranoski Roxanne Elling
Suzanne Fox Kathryn Froiland Deck Claude Guillory
Thank you to Coloplast for helping to “Fund the Future” by supporting the preparation of future WOC nurses through an unrestricted educational grant.
*This list of donors is not all-encompassing and only includes individuals who chose to be acknowledged and made contributions before December 13, 2023. Additional donors who contributed after this date will be included in the WOCN Society’s Year in Review 2024.
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Coming in 2024 At the WOCN Society, we take pride in being at the forefront of providing our members with unparalleled educational resources and networking opportunities. We are excited to share a glimpse of what we have coming in 2024. MENTOR MATCH PROGRAM
Mentor Match, an online mentoring program, is set to revolutionize professional development and networking across the WOCN Connected Communities platform.
Here’s how it will work: Members can enroll as a Mentor or Mentee (or both), unlocking the ability to request a mentoring relationship with another enrolled member. Mentors will share knowledge with Mentees, who in turn will gain valuable insights. This dynamic network will foster genuine and meaningful connections and will enable Mentors and Mentees to exchange resources and experiences and collaborate to achieve both professional and personal goals. More information coming in 2024!
NEW PUBLICATIONS
WOCN takes pride in knowing our members have access to the best educational resources in the field. To continue to support the WOC practice, our members, and the community at large we are working to develop updates to our clinical and educational documents and resources.
NEW EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
Education is essential and knowledge is power. We’re working to develop a variety of additional online educational opportunities that provide relevant, on-the-job instructions based on current best practices to meet the growing needs of our community.
2024
JUNE 9-12, 2024
HUNTINGTON CONVENTION CENTER OF CLEVELAND
WOCNEXT® 2024
Cleveland
JOIN US IN THE BIRTHPLACE OF WOC NURSING! Rediscover the roots and legacy of wound, ostomy, and continence (WOC) nursing in Cleveland, Ohio. Hosted in the very city where it all began, WOCNext 2024 promises to provide an enlightening look at the origins and history of WOC nursing.
WOCNext is All About You! Helping YOU get back to the roots of our profession
Helping YOU restore your mental health and well-being
Helping YOU conveniently access education and credits
Come for the research. Stay for the conversations. Leave knowing what’s NextTM.
Visit wocnext.org to learn more.
Be sure to visit wocn.org/get-involved for updated ways you can get involved with WOCN in 2024!
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Thank You
TO OUR 2023 CORPORATE MEMBERS! 3M Medical Solutions Advanced Oxygen Therapy Agiliti Alpha Tekniko Altazeal AROA ASP Global Attends Attindas Baxter / Hillrom is part of Baxter Birchwood Laboratories Inc. Boston BGECare BSN Medical Inc., an Essity company Byram Healthcare Calmoseptine, Inc. Casco Manufacturing Solutions, Inc Century Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Coloplast Comfort Medical ConvaTec Inc. DeRoyal Industries, Inc Designs for Vision D-Ostomy by Sanguine Technology Edgepark EHOB Encompass Group, LLC ETS Wound Care Frontier Therapeutics Healogics Heel-A-Hip (PRA Medical) Hidra Med Solutions Histologics Hollister Incorporated Integra Life Sciences Intensive Therapeutics Liquiglide MAGNA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Marlen Mfg & Devel. Group
Medco Technologies Medela LLC medi USA Medline Industries, Inc. Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC MiMedx Molnlycke Health Care NelDerm Northshore Care Supply Nu-Hope Laboratories, Inc. Omeza Ostoform Ltd. Perceptive Solutions Prism Medical Products Puracyn Plus by Innovacyn Reprise Bio Safe n Simple Sigvaris Group Silver Lining Apparel Simply Beautiful Store Smith+Nephew Southwest Technologies Stealth Belt Stomacloak/Med5, LLC Stomagienics, Inc Stratus Pharmaceuticals Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA Tela Bio TG Eakin Ltd The Insides Company Torbot Group, Inc. TZMO USA, Inc. UI Medical LLC Urgo Medical, LLC VATA, Inc. Walgreen Health Solutions Wound Pros
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