WOCNext 2022 Final Program

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2022 A Global Education Event from WOCN® and WCET® IN-PERSON & ONLINE JUNE 5-8

FORT WORTH, TX

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TABLE OF

Contents

Welcome Letter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 General Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Kristin Petty kpetty@wocn.org

Joint Conference Industry Supporters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Continuing Nursing Education Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Linda Capone lcapone@wocn.org

CONTINUING EDUCATION & ACCREDITATION SERVICES Jen Hurley, CHCP, CPHQ jenh@goodwingroupconsulting.com

Joint Conference Planning Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Conference and Poster Evaluations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Saturday, June 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Sunday, June 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Monday, June 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

MEETING STAFF

Tuesday, June 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

DIRECTOR OF MEETINGS

Wednesday, June 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Brooke Passy, CMP, DES bpassy@wocn.org

DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS Chris Brown cbrown@wocn.org

MEETING COORDINATOR

Julianna King Williams king@wocn.org

Abstract Author Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Convention Center Floor Plan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Exhibitor List by Booth Number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Exhibitor Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Disclosures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

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Welcome LETTER Welcome to WOCNext® 2022: A Global Education Event from WOCN® and WCET®!

We are thrilled to welcome participants in Forth Worth and online from around the globe to help us celebrate the return of in-person events and the collaboration between two premier wound, ostomy, and continence associations—the Wound, Ostomy , and Continence Nurses SocietyTM (WOCN®) and the World Council of Enterostomal Therapists® (WCET®). Together, both organizations offer almost 100 years of knowledge, evidence-based practice expertise, and research. We have convened for this unique, joint event to offer you an experience that is unlike any other! Aimed at providing a global view of healthcare and collaboration, WOCNext® 2022 will offer you global perspectives on the big challenges and small victories we ALL face as healthcare professionals.

Some things to be aware of for this year’s event: • Access all things WOCNext in the palm of your hands with the WOCNext® 2022 app! If you haven’t already, download this official event app for the opportunity to view the event schedule and build a personalized planner, view speaker information, message exhibitors and schedule one-onone appointments through MyConnect, message other attendees through MyConnect, browse exhibitor product galleries, locate exhibitor booths through the Floorplan, view accepted abstracts, ePosters, and more!

• There is increased interactivity during select sessions with Q&A and/or polling features. During these sessions you can participate right from your cell phone or tablet. Connect via the app or web at wocn.cnf.io to start interacting!

• Interested in learning about the latest innovation and research from your colleagues across the globe? Don’t forget to spend some time reviewing our ePosters to browse their work and take advantage of the opportunity to obtain up to 6.35 additional Contact Hours!

• Have questions about the event? Nurse Nancy is here to help! From your mobile phone, simply text “Hi” to 866.297.0659 to get started.

• Don’t forget to share your WOCNext event experience and photos with us on social media. We encourage you to post on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram pages using the official conference hashtag, #WOCNext2022.

Get ready for 3 ½ days packed with evidence-based research, expert analysis, and inspiring stories. As you attend sessions online and interact with new and old friends over the next several days, we hope that the education, strategies, and best practices exchanged during the event will serve you well. Your presence here is an indication that you are committed to making a positive difference, not only in your own practice, but to the WOC nursing specialty around the world. We hope that this experience helps bring you and your colleagues a new sense of healing, compassion, and togetherness. Thank you for the everyday contributions you make in the lives of those you serve and the commitment you are sharing with us to further your education and improve patient outcomes.

We hope you enjoy your experience and we look forward to hearing from you throughout the event.

SUNNIVA ZARATKIEWICZ, PHD, RN, CWCN

WOCN National Conference Planning Committee Chair

ALISON CRAWSHAW, BSC, RGN

WCET Congress Coordinator

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GENERAL

Information

KEY FOR ICONS: AP AP WITH PHARMACOLOGY

30 30-MINUTE SESSION

90 90-MINUTE SESSION

VIRTUAL EVENT HOURS

POSTER MERIT AWARDS

VIRTUAL EXHIBIT HALL HOURS

All submitted abstracts undergo a rigorous peer review process to determine acceptance for presentation at the conference. The top scoring posters in each category are then peer reviewed during the event to determine merit award winners for the categories of Case Study, Practice Innovation and Research.

Awards will be announced during the Abstracts General Session, “What’s Next in Research”, on Monday, June 6 from 9:50 AM – 11:05 AM CDT.

Saturday, June 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM CDT Sunday, June 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:00 AM – 6:25 PM CDT Monday, June 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 AM – 5:35 PM CDT Tuesday, June 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 AM – 5:35 PM CDT Wednesday, June 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 AM – 12:45 PM CDT

Please visit the Virtual Exhibit Hall to gain additional education on the latest industry trends and research regarding wound, ostomy, and continence products and services. The Exhibit Hall is a “must attend” event for all attendees and an opportunity to interact with Exhibitors, view their products and promotions, and join online meetings with them.

MYCONNECT APP Don’t forget to download the MyConnect app available in the iTunes App Store and the Google Play Store. The app is easy to use and gives you everything event related at your fingertips.

You can create a personalized planner, view the event program, search for and message exhibitors, create one-on-one appointments with exhibitors, message attendees, and post directly to social media.

The Exhibit Hall will be open during the following hours: Sunday, June 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM CDT Monday, June 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12:15 PM – 3:15 PM CDT Tuesday, June 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12:15 PM – 3:15 PM CDT

HANDOUT INFORMATION The WOCN Society is making an effort to reduce our environmental impact globally. Speaker handouts will not be provided in a printed format. Use this Final Program for information on all of the sessions, as well as room locations. You can access all speaker handouts that have been provided through the MyConnect App or on the event platform.

POSTER HALL HOURS This year our ePoster platform will host all accepted abstracts.

Look for the CE Poster Section for the opportunity to earn an additional 6.35 additional Contact Hours. You will only receive credit based on the number of posters you visit and evaluate through our online conference evaluation.

Abstracts selected for presentation at WOCNext 2022 will be published in a supplemental issue of the Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing (JWOCN), as well as the WCET Journal.

All abstracts and Posters can be viewed online before, during, and after the event (until December 31, 2022).

Registration and attendance at WOCNext 2022 constitute an agreement by the registrant to allow WOCN to use and distribute, now and in the future, the attendees’ image or voice in photograph, videotapes, or electronic reproductions of conference events and activities.

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Supporters

BLUE DIAMOND LEVEL

The Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®) and the World Council of Enterostomal Therapists® (WCET®) gratefully acknowledge our generous industry supporters for assisting the organizations in advancing the practice and guiding the delivery of expert healthcare to our patients.

Hollister Incorporated

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PLATINUM LEVEL Coloplast Corp.

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2022 JOINT CONFERENCE

Planning Committee

SUNNIVA ZARATKIEWICZ, PhD, RN, CWCN

ALISON CRAWSHAW, Bsc, RGN

ELIZABETH AYELLO, PhD, MS, BSN, ETN, RN, CWON, MAPWCA, FAAN

DENISE HIBBERT, RGN, MSc, BSc(HONS), DipHe, ONC, STN, FSSCRS

CAROLE BAUER, MSN, RN, ANP-BC, OCN, CWOCN

DEA KENT, DNP, RN, NP-C, CWOCN

CHERYL BEALER, BSN, RN, CWOCN

LAURIE MCNICHOL, MSN, RN, CNS, GNP, CWOCN, CWON-AP, FAAN

TARA BEUSCHER, DNP, RN-BC, GCNS-BC, ANP-BC, CWOCN, CFCN, NEA-BC

ANNIELYN OCAMPO, MSN, RN, CWOCN

WOCN National Conference Planning Committee Chair

WCET Congress Coordinator

WCET President

Content Expert

Abstract Chair

WOCN President

Content Expert

Corporate Development Unit Chair Content Expert

Accredited Provider Program Director

SANDRA OEHLKE, APRN, CPNP-PC, CCM, CCRP, CWOCN, DCNP

KATHY BORCHERT, MS, RN, APRN, CNS, CWOCN, CFCN

Content Expert

Content Expert

JANET STOIA DAVIS, RN, CWOCN, CFCN

LAURENT CHABAL, BSc (CBP), RN, OncPall (Cert), Dip (WH), ET, EAWT

WOCN National Conference Planning Committee Co-Chair

WCET President-Elect

CHENEL TREVELLINI, AND, BSN, MSN, CWOCN

BARBARA DALE, RN, CHHN, CWOCN

Content Expert

Content Expert

CECILIA ZAMARRIPA, MSN, RN, CWON

MIKEL GRAY, PhD, FNP, PNP, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN

Content Expert

Continence Expert

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KEY FOR ICONS: AP AP WITH PHARMACOLOGY 30 30-MINUTE SESSION

NURSING CONTINUING

90 90-MINUTE SESSION

Professional Development ACCREDITATION STATEMENT

all credits. Concurrent sessions, general sessions, and posters will need to be evaluated during the main evaluation along with an overall evaluation. All attendees must complete the online evaluation by December 31, 2022.

The Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

POSTER EVALUATIONS

The Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP 15115.

As you explore the Posters this year, please take a moment to write down the poster numbers of all the CE posters you view.

During the evaluation process, you will be asked to check off which posters you visited. For each poster you will be awarded 0.05 Contact Hours, for up to 6.35 total. In order to earn Contact Hours for poster viewing, you will be asked to indicate the posters viewed and learning takeaways while completing the evaluation.

LEARNING OUTCOME Learners will benefit from empowerment to provide cutting edge, evidence-based practice in the field of WOC nursing while building their leadership skills through professional practice development by attending and participating in lectures, skills labs, and participating in dialogue with experts and colleagues throughout conference.

SUBMITTING CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

Attendees can earn up to one nursing contact hour for every hour of educational time and must complete an evaluation for each session attended and poster viewed in order to receive Contact Hours. Evaluation forms should be submitted online during or after the event. WOCNext 2022 offers up to 43 Contact Hours, including 8 hours of Pharmacology. This includes all of the sessions and posters viewed from Saturday, June 4 – Wednesday, June 8, 2022

This year’s education will be presented under the following trending healthcare themes: •

Wellness: Behaviors, actions and interventions to promote health and well-being

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Many of the sessions contain content suitable for advanced practice nurses; those are designated with an AP

Symptom Science: Understanding pathophysiology and manifestations of acute and chronic illness

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The actual number of Contact Hours to be awarded for each session is noted in individual session descriptions.

Quality: Measures of patient-centered, safe, effective, timely, efficient and equitable care

•

Clinical Care Innovations: Advancing practice through the integration of education and research

EVALUATIONS

While the sessions will not be organized in the traditional Wound, Ostomy, Continence, and Professional Practice tracks, attendees will still be able to take advantage of quality wound, ostomy, continence, foot and nail care, and professional practice education and submit for the appropriate credits. Specialties are indicated at the end of each session title.

Attendees can earn one nursing contact hour for every hour of educational time attended, providing they complete an evaluation for each session. Evaluations should be completed online during or after WOCNext 2022. Attendees must evaluate all sessions attended Saturday, June 4 – Wednesday, June 8, 2022, or on-demand following the event, in order to receive

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Get the scoop in the Trio Ostomy Care booth on the power of silicone for the skin from leading experts: • Cathy Milne, APRN, MSN, ANP/CNS-BC, CWOCN-AP • Andy Marxen, BAN, RN, CWCN, MBA Trio’s Clinical Resource Director • Kyle Turton, MEng BSc Trio’s R&D Manager

June 5th - 7th Sunday at 5:00 PM Monday at 1:30 PM Tuesday at 1:30 PM

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As with any case study, the results and outcomes should not be interpreted as a guarantee or warranty of similar results. Individual results may vary depending on the patient’s circumstances and condition. © 2022 3M. All rights reserved. 3M and the other marks shown are marks and/or registered marks. Unauthorized use prohibited. Used under license in Canada.

SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2022

PROGRAM

SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2022 First Time Attendee Meet & Greet (Networking Event) 3:30 PM CDT – 4:30 PM CDT IN-PERSON ONLY CONTACT HOURS: 0

This meet and greet is designed to help first time attendees make the most of their experience at WOCNext. Veteran WOC/ ET nurses will provide an overview of what to expect throughout the event and highlight important sessions and n etworking opportunities.

•

View the study results of a cost comparison for traditional negative pressure wound therapy in the post-acute setting

•

Identify barriers to wound healing and provide potential solutions to overcome those barriers

•

Learn tips and best practices through case-based experiences

•

Participate in a question-and-answer session

(S02) Sexual Wellbeing, Stoma and ‘Silence’ – Understanding Why the ‘Silence’ Exists and Exploring How We Change Practice to Improve the Quality of Life of Those Living with a Stoma 6:30 PM CDT - 8:00 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

Welcome Networking Reception (Networking Event) 4:30 PM CDT – 6:00 PM CDT IN-PERSON ONLY

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Simona Fourie Lorraine Grover

CONTACT HOURS: 0

SUPPORTED BY CONVATEC INC.

Kick off WOCNext 2022 by celebrating being back together inperson! Catch up with old friends and get to know your new peers in a relaxed setting filled with exciting networking and light refreshments. Whether you're a first-time attendee or a conference veteran, you'll want to join us for this welcoming celebration where you can create meaningful connections.

During this interactive session we will share the evidence supporting the case for ‘breaking the silence’ and build confidence and skills to make sexual well-being an everyday part of the holistic person-centred care you provide. We will discuss how to plan, initiate and hold the conversation at different stages across the patient pathway and signpost resources to empower sexual well-being independence for those you provide specialist stoma care for.

DINNER SYMPOSIA SESSIONS (S01) Solutions to Address the Management of Chronic Wounds in the Post-Acute Setting: A Panel Discussion on Strategies and Best Practices 6:30 PM CDT - 8:00 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Catherine Milne, APRN, MSN, ANP/ACNS-BC, CWOCN-AP Emily Greenstein, APRN, CNP, CWON-AP, FACCWS Dorothy Weir, RN, CWON, CWS

SUPPORTED BY 3M HEALTH CARE •

Explain the mechanisms of action (MOA) and design of Silicone Acrylic Hybrid Drape

•

Share best practices and example applications of the Silicone Acrylic Hybrid Drape

•

Consider various modalities to manage different chronic wounds, including disposable negative pressure and advanced wound dressings

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SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2022

PROGRAM (GS2) Social Determinants of Health on the Frontline (PP) 11:10 AM CDT - 12:10 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2022 WOCN Region & Affiliate Breakfast Meetings 7:00 AM CDT – 8:30 AM CDT IN-PERSON ONLY

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speakers: Dea Kent, DNP, RN, NP-C, CWOCN Sunniva Zaratkiewicz, PhD, RN, CWCN Join us to discuss the current landscape of social determinants of health, how escalations in health care disparities have changed the way we deliver healthcare, review novel interventions to assist clinicians in providing care, and explore how to best care for the caregiver in this dynamic environment.

Iowa Affiliate Mid-Atlantic Region Mideast Region New England Region Northeast Region Northern Illinois Affiliate Rocky Mountain Region South Central Region Southeast Region

LUNCH SYMPOSIA SESSIONS GENERAL SESSIONS

(S03) If You Can’t Stand Curves, Get Off the Highway: Driving New Nomenclature for the Characteristics of Convexity (O, PP) 12:25 PM CDT - 1:55 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(GO) Grand Opening 9:00 AM CDT - 10:00 AM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

CONTACT HOURS: 1 .5

Speakers: Dea Kent, DNP, RN, NP-C, CWOCN Elizabeth Ayello, PhD, MS, BSN, ETN, RN, CWON, MAPWCA, FAAN

Moderator: Mikel Gray, PhD, FNP, PNP, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN Speakers: Yves Depaifve, MSN, RN Laurie McNichol, MSN, RN, CNS, GNP, CWOCN, CWON-AP, FAAN Scarlett Summa, Bsc, RN

(GS1) Opening Keynote: 5 Components of Extraordinary Teams (PP) 10:00 AM CDT - 11:00 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

SUPPORTED BY HOLLISTER INCORPORATED

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speaker: Lee Rubin

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Machines are evaluated based on the output of the entire unit, not the impressiveness of their individual parts. Extraordinary teams, like great machines, require certain components that hold their pieces together. While most organizations focus exclusively on building the skills of their individual members, elite organizations invest in the “stuff” that transforms a collection of talented individuals into extraordinary, machinelike teams.

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PROGRAM CONCURRENT SESSIONS

(S04) What’s in a Name? Incontinence Associated Dermatitis (IAD) Also Known as Irritant Contact Dermatitis Due to Urinary or Fecal Incontinence (W, C, PP) 12:25 PM CDT - 1:55 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(200) Mental Health Across the Lifespan (W, O, C, PP) 2:10 PM CDT - 3:10 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 1 .5

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speakers: Elizabeth Ayello, PhD, MS, BSN, ETN, RN, CWON, MAPWCA, FAAN Donna Bliss, PhD, RN, FGSA, FAAN

Speaker: Charleen Singh, PhD, MBA, FNP-BC, CWOCN, RN This session reviews the mental health concerns facing people at different ages and stages of life with a focus on the role of wound, ostomy and continence health issues.

SUPPORTED BY 3M HEALTH CARE This session will review the current evidence and updates for risk and associated factors of IAD/ICD due to FI and UI and new ICD-10-CM codes. It will include assessment and classification of IAD/ICD. prevention and management strategies for WOC nurses, non-WOC nursing staff and informal caregivers in a variety of care settings.

(201) Caring for Burns Outside the Burn Center (W, FN) 2:10 PM CDT - 3:10 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Samuel Mandell, MD, MPH

(S05) Don’t Run With Scissors: Scissorless Ostomy Skin Barriers Improve Patient and Ostomy Program Outcomes (O) 12:25 PM CDT - 1:55 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

This session will cover the care of burn wounds across the spectrum of care. Learners will understand the assessment and treatment of acute burns, surgical burn wounds, and longer-term wounds including issues with reconstruction. The focus will be on principles of burn management allowing learners to provide excellent care in a variety of settings.

CONTACT HOURS: 1 .5

Speakers: Janice Beitz, PhD, RN, CS, CNOR, CWOCN-AP, CRNP, ANEF, FNAP, FAAN Dona Lyndhia Isaac, MSN/ED, RN, CWON Kathy Knetter, MSN, RN, APNP, FNP-BC, APCWON, CFCN

(202) ICD-10-CM Codes for Moisture Associated Skin Damage (W, O, C, PP, FN) 2:10 PM CDT - 3:10 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

SUPPORTED BY CONVATEC INC.

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Peristomal skin health is a priority for promoting quality of life in persons with an ostomy. However, patients, caregivers, and staff can have challenges in sizing stoma apertures to fit oval, oblique, and irregularly shaped stomas with the risk of peristomal skin breakdown. This session will address how scissorless (Shapable) ostomy barrier can expedite care in selected settings (e.g., operating room, long-term care) while also discussing cost savings and improved patient outcomes in real-world utilization.

Speakers: Donna Bliss, PhD, RN, FGSA, FAAN Mikel Gray, PhD, FNP, PNP, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN Laurie McNichol, MSN, RN, CNS, GNP, CWOCN, CWON-AP, FAAN MASD is a complex condition that, when coupled with a shift in demographics towards an aging population and unspecified diagnosis codes, has placed a significant burden on patients and the health system. The WOCN Society responded to this need by applying for ICD-10-CM codes specific to MASD conditions related to irritant contact dermatitis. On October 1, 2021 those new codes for MASD conditions went into effect, having been approved by the ICD-10 Coordination and Maintenance Committee. Attend this session to learn more about the new codes and what actions YOU need to take to incorporate them into your practice.

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PROGRAM (203) Enteric Fistula: Is Management in South Africa and the U.S. the Same? (W, O, PP) 2:10 PM CDT - 3:10 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

(205) Low Anterior Resection Syndrome (O, C, PP) 3:20 PM CDT - 4:20 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 1

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Denise Hibbert, RGN, MSc, BSc(hons), DipHe, ONC, STN, FSSCRS

Speakers: Mary Anne Obst, RN, CWON Dee Waugh, RN, RM

Globally there are around 1.8 million new cases of colorectal cancer per year with rectal cancer accounting for one third of all colorectal cancers. Sphincter sparing surgery with low anterior resection of the rectum is commonly the surgery of choice. Low anterior resection syndrome (LARS), faecal urgency, incontinence and difficult evacuation, often combined with urinary and sexual dysfunction, may be a consequence.

Advances in the treatment of rectal cancer have increased cancer survivorship leading to an increase in individuals with LARS. Enterostomal Therapists, WOC Nurses and Colorectal Nurse Specialist, are well positioned to assess and manage many of the LARS symptoms.

This session will provide a holistic, global approach comprehending skin and sepsis, nutrition, patient anatomy, and surgical procedures with the fistula patient population.

Patient case examples will illustrate medical and surgical techniques that may be used to improve patient quality of life.

Provide practical “Here’s how I do it” wound care methods and will cover products used and when they are appropriate for complex fistula challenges.

(204) Barbara Braden Lecture: Global Health & Nutrition (W, O, PP) 3:20 PM CDT - 4:20 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

(206) Numbers Matter (W, O, PP) 3:20 PM CDT - 4:20 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speakers: Mary Litchford, PHD, RDN, LDN Nancy Munoz, DCN, MHA, RDN, FAND

Speaker: Janice Beitz, PhD, RN, CS, CNOR, CWOCN-AP, CRNP, ANEF, FNAP, FAAN

Does poor diet contribute to the burden of chronic disease and premature death? The Global Burden of Disease Study demonstrated that poor diet is an equal opportunity killer linked to 11 million deaths worldwide. Poor diets and many of the health consequences that follow are modifiable. This session will look at ostomy and skin health and through the lens of nutrition as a critical component of overall well-being, healing wounds, and sustaining skin integrity. We will examine trends in health and popular diets, role of key nutrients in the medical management of selected chronic diseases and provide actionoriented strategies to meet nutrient requirements for skin integrity, wound healing and to manage nutrition-related ostomy problems.

Contemporary WOC practice is focused on quality patient care with identifiable positive outcomes. WOC nurses may also have to provide data that demonstrate their clinical effectiveness and efficiency. This session will describe data management for WOC nurses focusing on pertinent data for collection, data entry and analysis, and crucial aspects of data interpretation.

Implications for personal and professional development and success will be emphasized.

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PROGRAM (207) Cleansing the Chronic Wound: Best Practice (W, PP) 3:20 PM CDT - 4:20 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

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To highlight the human impact of renal issues in ostomy through a personal account.

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To explore the role of technology in answering currently unanswered questions: › What is normal in terms of ostomy output volume? › Who is at risk? › How do we affect patient behavior to address those at risk?

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Sebastian Probst, DClinPrac, MNS, BNS, RN Wound bed preparation is an important pillar in the management of for healable, non-healable, and maintenance wounds. The aim of this presentation is to discuss critically the topic of best practice wound cleansing according to the latest evidence focusing on the application of wound assessment strategies, patient concerns about wound care as well as beneficial management strategies.

(IH02) Wound Care in Practice: A Nurse’s Experience with Nutrition Intervention 5:20 PM CDT - 5:50 PM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speaker: Kristin Lee, MSN, APRN, AGCNS-BC

PRESENTED BY ABBOTT

PARADE OF NATIONS & EXHIBIT HALL OPENING RECEPTION

Program objectives:

4:30 PM CDT – 6:30 PM CDT

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Discuss nursing experience with nutrition intervention in wound care

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Review how targeted amino acid therapy with essential amino acids and HMB fits into the wound care intervention plan

CONTACT HOURS: 0

View the country flags and traditional clothing from delegates from around the world at the WOCNext Exhibit Hall Opening Reception! This is an attendee-favorite event, providing the opportunity to view the diversity of our attendees and their unique traditions.

(IH03) Improved Staff Satisfaction and Superior Patient Outcomes: You Can Achieve Both Using an Innovative NPWT System!

5:55 PM CDT - 6:25 PM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

INNOVATION HUB PRESENTATIONS

Speaker: Kerri Mullins, RN, BSN

PRESENTED BY MEDELA

(IH01) Renal Failure in Ileostomy: A Silent Epidemic with Massive Implications 4:45 PM CDT - 5:15 PM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Robert Fearn Fergal Fleming Anthony Loria

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Discuss how a focus on quality patient care can be aligned with reducing budget.

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Review clinical outcomes of 7 complex patients in a LTAC setting utilizing an Innovative NPWT System.

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Discuss the improvement in patient and staff satisfaction and the impact on our NPWT budget after implementing an Innovative NPWT System.

PRESENTED BY 11HEALTH & TECHNOLOGIES INC. •

To define the scope of the issue: incidence and mechanisms of renal failure in ostomy patients.

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PROGRAM (S07) At-Risk Skin – Are We Doing What We Think We Are?: 21 New Consensus Statements 7:00 AM CDT - 8:30 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) IN-PERSON ONLY

MONDAY, JUNE 6, 2022 BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA SESSIONS

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Diane Krasner, PhD, RN, FAAN, FAAWC, MAPWCA Joanne Labiak, MSN, CRNP, CWOCN, CWS, DAPWCA Catherine Milne, APRN, MSN, ANP/ACNS-BC, CWOCN-AP Melissa Morgan, MSN, RN, CWCN Monica Timko-Progar, BSN, RN, ET, CWS, FACCWS

(S06) Challenge Your Past Understanding of Convexity and Imagine a New Approach 7:00 AM CDT - 8:30 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0

SUPPORTED BY MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, INC.

Moderator: Mikel Gray, PhD, FNP, PNP, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN Speakers: Janice Colwell, APRN, CWOCN, FAAN Bethany McDade, MS, RN, AGPCNP-BC, CWON Terran Sims, MSN, ACNP-C, CNN-BC, COCN-C Janet Stoia Davis, RN, CWOCN, FCN

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To present 21 new consensus statements on At-Risk Skin

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To review the data and research on At-Risk Skin

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To discuss the implications of the 21 new consensus statements on At-Risk Skin across the continuum of care

SUPPORTED BY COLOPLAST CORP.

GENERAL SESSIONS

Ostomy care nurses use multiple clinical parameters and clinical judgement, based on evolving education and experience, to help each patient find the best pouching system to minimize leakage. Ideally, this process is based on clinical practice guidelines; however, when it comes to the use of convexity as a first-line choice there is a lack of guidance in the post-operative period. In this session, you will hear from a panel of experts as they discuss the use of a convex pouching system in the post-operative period – including the immediate (0-8 days), post-operative (9-30 days), and transition (31-180 days) periods - based on their involvement in a recent national consensus.

(GS3) The Science Catches Up with the Kennedy Terminal Ulcer (W, PP) 8:40 AM CDT - 9:40 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speakers: Karen Kennedy-Evans, RN, APRN-BC, FNP Leslie Ritter, PhD, RN The presenters will discuss the KTU in the context of skin failure. The Kennedy Terminal Ulcer (KTU) was first described

by Karen Kennedy-Evans over three decades ago. Common characteristics of the KTU, for example, size, shape, onset, and association with end of life will be Presented by Ms. Kennedy Evans. She will also present findings from a recent study using thermography to examine skin temperature characteristics of early KTU. Leslie Ritter, PhD, RN will discuss the microvascular pathophysiology that may explain theories on the development and characteristics of the KTU.

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PROGRAM (GS4) What’s Next in Research: Abstract Presentations & Poster Merit Awards (W, O, C, PP) 9:50 AM CDT - 11:05 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(301) Abstract Presentations (W, O) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Moderator: Carole Bauer, MSN, RN, ANP-BC, OCN, CWOCN

Moderator: Carole Bauer, MSN, RN, ANP-BC, OCN, CWOCN This session will provide an opportunity for you to hear the latest research findings in WOC nursing. Research-based abstracts are selected by a rigorous, two-step peer review process. Clinical investigators will present their findings in a moderated session.

This session will provide an opportunity for you to hear the latest research findings in WOC nursing. Research-based abstracts are selected by a rigorous, two-step peer review process. Clinical investigators will present their findings in a moderated session.

“It’s Different When Your Prosthesis Is A Bag” Experiences of Persons Living with an Ostomy: A Photo Elicitation Study Shanna Fraser, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC, CWOCN

Elderly Partners’ Experience of Bladder/Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis, Surgery, and Ostomy Dinah Herrick, PhD, RN

Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing Pressure Injury Prevention Practices: A Descriptive Survey Ivy Razmus, RN, CWOCN, PhD

Effect of a Cooling Intervention on Pain and Physical Activity in Patients With Recently Healed Chronic Venous Leg and Diabetic Foot Ulcers: A Randomized-Controlled Trial Teresa Kelechi, PhD, RN, CWCN, FAAN

Benefits of providing a single-session, in-hospital preoperative education program in patients undergoing ostomy: a randomized controlled trial Hyunjung Yeo, RN, MSN, WOCN, APN

Surgical Nurses’ Perception of Their Knowledge, Skills and Confidence in Providing Ostomy Education to Adult Post-Op Ostomy Patients Laura Benedetto-Rugen, RN, BSN, CWOCN

An external female urinary management device: A quasiexperimental study Terrie Beeson, MSN, RN, CCRN, ACNS-BC

Subepidermal Moisture Measures and Their Relationship to Early Identification of Pressure Injuries in Both Dark and Light Skin Tones in The Acute Care Setting Cecilia Zamarripa, PhD, RN, CWON

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

(302) Development of a Fecal Management Protocol (C) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(300) Strengthening the Core After Ostomy Surgery: What’s Safe? What Can Patients Do and What Should They Avoid? (O, C, PP) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speaker: Carol Mathews, BSN, RN, CWOCN

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Nurses can develop creative ways to overcome symptom management in their patients especially when it involves bodily fluids such as diarrhea. We found that nurses were using Nasopharyngeal Airway devices as off label rectal trumpets to manage fecal incontinence. However, in addressing the diarrhea containment problem other unintended patient problems soon developed resulting in several adverse patient safety events including: rectal mucosal injury, bleeding, and perirectal injuries. The team revised the existing fecal containment policy which now includes a focus on patient assessment of reversible factors resulting in diarrhea, and initiation of nursing interventions to address those factors.

A formal protocol was developed to address inappropriate utilization of fecal containment systems.

Speaker: Sarah Russell, MSc In this presentation, Sarah will share the evidence and research about the importance of core exercises for ostomy patients.

Instead of ‘rest for 6 weeks’ or ‘avoid core exercises’ she will talk about the important role of early rehabilitation and how this could reduce the risk of parastomal hernia. In the presentation, she will also share exercises that nurses can teach their patients right away, plus highlight some exercises that patients might want to avoid. After this presentation, participants will feel more confident to talk about safe and appropriate core exercise with their ostomy patients.

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PROGRAM (IH05) Widen the Possibilities! Introducing Hollister’s New Line of High Output Pouches with Extra Wide Bore Tap 1:20 PM CDT - 1:50 PM CDT

(303) Rash Decisions: An Algorithmic Approach to Skin Eruptions (W, O, C) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 0

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speakers: Sarah Strong, BSN, RN, CWON Ryan Hutchinson, MBA

Speaker: Jeremy Honaker, PhD, MSN, FNP-C, CWCN, DCNP Have you ever been asked to look at a rash? Skin eruptions can be intimidating to evaluate and even harder to figure out. In this interactive session, an algorithmic approach to evaluating and diagnosing skin eruptions will be presented.

Skin exam tips, common dermatology terminology, dermatology morphology examples, and 3 case studies will be used to assist in understanding how to apply the algorithm in real world scenarios.

PRESENTED BY HOLLISTER INCORPORATED Please join us as we share the new product innovations in high output ostomy management available from Hollister Incorporated. Perspectives will be shared by Hollister R&D on product development, as well as insights on how to utilize the new line of high output solutions.

(IH06) A New Approach to and Old Problem: Implementation of a Pressure injury Bundle in the Emergency Department 1:55 PM CDT - 2:25 PM CDT

EXHIBITS OPEN

12:15 PM CDT – 3:15 PM CDT

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speaker: Lisa Grubb, DNP, RN, C/DONA, WOC, CPHQ

INNVOVATION HUB PRESENTATIONS

PRESENTED BY MÖLNLYCKE HEALTH CARE

(IH04) Initial Experiences with NPWT Innovations: How Recent Advances Play a Role in Bringing Efficiency to the Acute Patient’s Wound Healing Journey 12:45 PM CDT - 1:15 PM CDT

Learner Objectives: 1. Learner will be able to describe some components of a pressure injury prevention bundle.

2. Learner will understand the importance of pressure injury prevention in the emergency department.

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Elizabeth Faust, MSN, CRNP, CSWS, CWOCN-AP, DAPWCA Mary Anne Obst, RN, CWON

(IH07) Transform Cleansing Practice: Following the Science and Consensus Guidelines 2:30 PM CDT - 3:00 PM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

PRESENTED BY 3M HEALTH CARE

Speaker: Mary Anne Obst, RN, CWON

Are you curious about the latest innovations for instillation therapy?

Come learn how 3M has simplified the instillation process and enhanced dressing application experience for clinicians!

PRESENTED BY URGO MEDICAL

During this program, the speakers will: • • • • • •

Protocols are vital in clinical practice; however wound care presents unique challenges that can impact quality outcomes.

In this session, we will explore consensus guidelines and published evidence to understand how variables can be removed through the standardized use of Pure Hypochlorous Acid (pHA) preserved solutions to improve outcomes and lives for patients.

Share initial experiences with new system upgrades and dressings Help clinicians gain confidence in instillation therapy and solution settings Explore compatible solution types for wound healing Learn how a skin-friendly hybrid-acrylic drape helps establish seals in wounds across diverse anatomical locations Discuss clinical experiences with the latest clinical innovations Take part in a question-and-answer session

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PROGRAM CONCURRENT SESSIONS

(306) Zeros for Heroes - Skin Champions Integrating Evidence into Practice (W, C, P) 3:25 PM CDT - 4:25 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

(304) If The Shoe Fits: An International Perspective on Footwear (W, FN) 3:25 PM CDT - 4:25 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speakers: Sharon John, BSN, RN, WCC Melayne Martin, BSN, RN, CWOCN Tammy Regitz, RN, WCC Marivel Tharp, BSN, RN, WCC

Speaker: Dennis Janisse, C.Ped. In this session we will review simple, low-cost solutions to footwear and offloading techniques for plantar ulcerations, and protection of feet. In many parts of the world appropriate/ protective shoes are not available or are prohibitively expensive. These solutions can be accomplished with materials, tools, and supplies available locally in low resource regions of the world.

This session will describe how one urban, teaching hospital garnered support for and developed a team of Skin Champions.

It will explain how this team has created evidence-based algorithms and protocols to guide practice for both prevention and treatment of skin injuries. Tools, education tactics, and documentation will all be shown to illustrate how this team is translating evidence into practice, one patient at a time.

(305) Norma Gill Lecture: History and Current Trends in Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplantation (W, O, P) 3:25 PM CDT - 4:25 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

(307A) The Effects of Education About UI on Nurses and CNAs (C, PP) 3:25 PM CDT - 3:55 PM CDT 30 (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

CONTACT HOURS: 0 .5

Speaker: Geoff Bond, MD

Speaker: Kathleen Hunter, PhD, RN, NP

The world of intestinal failure has changed markedly over the last 30 years. From TPN dependence and the complications of intestinal failure associated liver disease and central line management, intestinal transplantation came to the fore as the ultimate salvage therapy. Now some 30 years later, the pendulum has swung somewhat to fewer transplants and better long term salvage with medical and surgical therapies for intestinal failure. New pharmacological therapies may offer alternatives to transplantation. This session will review where we started, how we progressed and what is the paradigm for managing intestinal failure patients, adults and children currently.

Nurses and health care aides provide the majority of frontline continence care across settings, from hospital to long term care.

Unfortunately, this care is often seen as ‘simple” or “basic”, and assigned to care aides with minimal professional involvement.

Myths abound, including the myth that incontinence is an inevitable part of aging. This presentation will focus on how education for nurses and health care aides can shift to understanding continence as a complex part of care when viewed from the lens of lower urinary tract symptoms rather than a binary of people being simply continent or incontinent. The different learning needs for licensed nurses versus care a ides will be identified, and approaches to team work to improve continence promotion, assessment and management through education strategies explored.

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PROGRAM (307B) Medications That Cause UI (C) 3:55 PM CDT - 4:25 PM CDT AP 30 (Lecture and Discussion)

(309) What You Need To Know Before You Go Travelling (O, C, PP) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 0.5

CONTACT HOURS: 1

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.5

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Kathleen Hunter, PhD, RN, NP

Speaker: Zarah Perry-Woodford, RN, MSC Advance practice, Nonmedical prescriber

In this session, we will explore five classes of medications that increase the risk of incontinence or increased risk of related issues including Incontinence Associated Dermatitis (IAD), adverse changes in cognition, falls and urinary tract infection.

Drug classes that will be reviewed include: anticholinergics, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, psychotropic drugs, and sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors.

For millions of people around the globe, travelling is an integral part of modern life, encompassing both recreational and occupational activities, with little attention being paid to the complexities it may hold. However, since the outbreak of the novel Covid-19 strain of the coronavirus, the concept of travel has changed universally. For some people, travel has become impossible or too challenging to consider, leading to an array of physical and psychological conditions. This session aims to inform nurses how they can holistically support stoma and pouch patients who are either new to the concept of travel or those who have lost confidence to do so.

(308) Crafting Techniques to Address Ostomy Clinical Challenges Hands-on Workshop (O) 3:25 PM CDT - 4:55 PM CDT 90 (Hands-On Workshop) IN-PERSON ONLY CONTACT HOURS: 1 .5

(310) International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (IWGDF) Practical Guidelines (W, FN) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:30 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

Speakers: Janice Colwell, APRN, CWOCN, FAAN Laurent Olivier Chabal, BSc (CBP), RN, OncPall (Cert), Dip (WH), ET, EAWT

CONTACT HOURS: 1

This session will present several clinical challenges that our ostomy patients face. The session will be interactive, the attendee will be asked to start the session by sharing challenges that we all face (access to supplies, lack of support, lack of follow up, etc.), then will be presented with several challenges with some access to products and will work in small groups to develop a plan of care. The plan of care will be Presented by a spokesperson for each group and the entire group will provide feedback. The number of attendees will be limited to allow for discussion and feedback. Attendees should come prepared for group work and discussion.

Speaker: Joseph Mills, MD, FACS Every 20 seconds somewhere in the world someone loses a leg due to the complications of diabetes. At this moment, millions of people with diabetes suffer from poorly healing foot ulcers. These people can be helped when a multidisciplinary foot team shares common goals and follows evidence-based care. The mission of the International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (IWGDF) is to produce evidence-based guidelines to inform health care providers all over the world on strategies for the prevention and management of diabetic foot disease. Thus the IWGDF aims to reduce the high patient and societal burden of diabetic foot disease.This session will review the latest IWGDF guidelines on the prevention and management of diabetic foot disease and discuss practical ways to implement the guidelines.

TICKETED SESSION

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PROGRAM (311A) Medical Decision-Making and Education in Pediatric Ostomy Surgery (O) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:05 PM CDT 30 (Lecture and Discussion)

(312) Abstract Presentations (W, PP, FN) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 0 .5

Moderator: Elizabeth Ayello PhD, MS, BSN, ETN, RN, CWON, MAPWCA, FAAN

Speaker: Jennie David, PhD

This session will provide an opportunity for you to hear the latest research findings in WOC nursing. Research-based abstracts are selected by a rigorous, two-step peer review process. Clinical investigators will present their findings in a moderated session.

This session aims to provide an overview of the roles of medical decision-making and education in pediatric ostomy surgery, with a focus on the developmental nuance this populations present. The decision-making by parents, patients, and providers are complex in navigating the child’s development, psychosocial health/considerations, and clinical equipoise of other medical options; additionally, these experiences become more nuanced in integrating the child or adolescent’s perspective in a manner that is developmentally and culturally appropriate. This session will incorporate recent research about what is known for medical decision-making and education in pediatric ostomy surgery. Implications of this research, as well as the gaps in knowledge will be discussed and will then highlight the work that needs to be done in this area.

Additionally, this session will incorporate resources and clinical considerations for attendees.

A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Clinical Study to Evaluate the Use of Silicone Dressings for the Treatment of Skin Tears Kimberly LeBlanc, PhD, RN, NSWOC, WOCC(C), FCAN Incidence and Risk Factors for Medical Device-Related Pressure Injury in Intensive Care Unit Unstable Patients: A Prospective Cohort Study Juliano Teixeira Moraes, RN, MS, PhD, CETN Digitizing Wound Care: How Data-Driven Wound Management Transformed Our Practice Forever Michael Oliver, MSc, BSc (Hons) Evaluation of the Microbial Population and Treatment with Photodynamic Therapy in Feet Ulcers of People with Diabetes Idevania Costa, RN, NSWOC, PhD

(311B) Treatments for IBD in the Young Population (O, PP) 5:05 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT AP 30 (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0.5 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.5

Speaker: Shervin Rabizadeh, MD, MBA This session will review the latest knowledge in pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease with particular focus on the treatment of patients with this lifelong, often debilitating, disorder.

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PROGRAM This panel discussion symposium, led by a moderator, will discuss the use of soft convexity earlier in a patient’s journey with the health care team who strive to achieve positive outcomes and set their patient’s up for success from the start.

TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2022 BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA SESSIONS

GENERAL SESSION

(S08) Maximizing the Way You Utilize NPWT 7:00 AM CDT - 8:30 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(GS5) Promoting Culturally Congruent Care in the Context of the Individual and Families Requiring WOC Nursing Care (W, O, C, PP, FN) 8:40 AM CDT - 9:40 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Amanda Loney, BScN, RN, WOCN, IIWCC, CETN(C) Abbé Benoit, BSN, RN, CWON

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speakers: Dorthe Susanne Nielsen, RN, PhD Rick Zoucha, PhD, PMHCNS-BC, CTN-A, FAAN

SUPPORTED BY SMITH+NEPHEW • • • •

Practical application of RENASYS TOUCH NPWT for WOC Nurses Analysis of case reviews for RENASYS and PICO NPWT Decision Tree -When to use traditional or singleuse NPWT Patient experience, clinician experience and new ways to improve NPWT for both

This session will offer participants the opportunity to understand a conceptual framework that includes Leininger’s Culture Care theory and the Papadopoulos cultural competence model as guides in the promotion of culturally congruent care. A clear description of the conceptual framework will be discussed to understand and apply the framework into actual practice.

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

(S09) A Multidisciplinary Panel Discussion Using a Proactive Approach to Peristomal Skin Health Earlier in a Patient’s Journey 7:00 AM CDT - 8:30 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(400) How to Keep Your GUT Healthy (W, O, C, PP) 10:05 AM CDT - 11:05 AM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 0

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.5

Moderator: Wil Walker, MBA, BSN, RN

Speaker: David Binion, MD

Speakers: Daniel Galante, DO, FACS Tammy Lichtman, BSN, RN, CWON Ron Sotomayer, RN, CWOCN

There have been significant advances in our understanding of how the gut, the microbiome, diet, the mucosal immune system, GI surgery and altered physiology interact during health and disease. This session will focus on how this new scientific insight can improve patient care and day to day health in the community.

SUPPORTED BY HOLLISTER INCORPORATED WOC nurses are best positioned to make positive impacts to the lives of the patients they care for. Unfortunately, people living with a stoma who experience leakage and peristomal skin complications have a decreased quality of life. Surgeons, WOC nurses, and home care nurses have the responsibility to be PROACTIVE in their practice and consider products designed to provide security with a pouching system to support healthy peristomal skin.

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PROGRAM (401) Update on Current Trends on Construction of Internal Pouches (O, PP) 10:05 AM CDT - 11:05 AM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

(403) Offloading the Seated Patient: Across the Continuum (W) 10:05 AM CDT - 11:05 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Linda Norton, B.Sc.OT, IIWCC (CAN), M.Sc.CH, PhD, OT Reg. (ONT)

Speaker: Zarah Perry-Woodford, RN, MSC Advance practice, Nonmedical prescriber

The key to preventing and managing pressure injuries is reducing pressure and shear forces wherever they are – hospital, home, rehab centre, community etc. Bed rest has negative health consequences for clients, making mobilization and sitting a priority. As a result, managing pressure and shear forces in sitting is critical to the overall pressure injury prevention and management plan.

Over the last four decades, the ileoanal pouch operation has seen great improvements in surgical technique, pouch configuration, medical management and patient outcomes.

However innovation in this area can be daunting for less experienced practitioners and change is not always welcome, especially if costs or risks appear to outweigh potential benefits.

This session aims to inform nurses to better support pouch patients and surgical colleagues when innovation is inevitable.

This practical workshop will equip participants with the information they need to assess, trouble shoot options and decide when a referral to an interprofessional team member is warranted. Even when a referral is made, participants will develop strategies to improve pressure and shear management until the client is seen.

(402) Abstract Presentations (W, O, C, PP) 10:05 AM CDT - 11:05 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

(404) Footwear Workshop: Focus on Fit (W, FN) 10:05 AM CDT - 11:35 AM CDT 90 (Hands-On Workshop) IN-PERSON ONLY

Moderator: Carole Bauer, MSN, RN, ANP-BC, OCN, CWOCN This session will provide an opportunity for you to hear the latest research findings in WOC nursing. Research-based abstracts are selected by a rigorous, two-step peer review process. Clinical investigators will present their findings in a moderated session.

CONTACT HOURS: 1 .5

Speaker: Dennis Janisse, C.Ped.

Reducing Diabetic Foot Ulcer Size in the Ambulatory Setting Lisa Hill, MSN, RN, CWOCN

In this session participants will learn many different aspects of shoes and how they can be both the cause or solution of foot pain and injury. We will review and experience shoe fitting which includes size, width, and shapes. Different insert types a nd designs will be explored that can be recommended to patients with the goal of improving comfort, function, weight bearing and help heal wounds/ulcers or prevent them initially.

Physician Residents Shadowing a Certified Wound, Ostomy, Continence Nurse to Develop Interprofessional Competencies: A Quality Improvement Project Laura Monahan, OFS, DNP, MBA, RN Diaper Dermatitis Algorithm Quality Improvement Initiative to Decrease Incidence of and Severity of Diaper Dermatitis using a Reliable and Valid Scoring Tool in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Meredith Sharp, MSN, RN, CWON, RN-BC

TICKETED SESSION

Foot Care Education Retention Among Diabetic Ulcer Patients in the Outpatient Setting Melissa Marrero, MSN, RN, CWCN

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PROGRAM (408A) Living with an Ostomy in the LGBTQIA Community: Unique Issues (O, PP) 11:15 AM CDT - 11:45 AM CDT 30 (Lecture and Discussion)

(405) How to be a Positively Unforgettable Nurse (PP) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 0.5

Speaker: Tena Brown, BS Marketing/Management

Speakers: Sushma Paudel, BSc Nursing, SCN, RN Michael Dunkley Sandy Mackay, BSc(Hons), PGCE

In these unprecedented times, there is a need for more compassionate care for patients, caregivers and for those who care for the caregiver. This session will address the symptoms of burnout and how to develop more self compassion and resiliency. New strategies will focus on how to foster personal recovery for those most in need, the nurse. Attendees will walk away with a renewed sense of purpose and passion for their work and learn why the role of self compassion and self care make such a positive impact in patient outcomes.

Every individual is treated the same and in accordance with their needs. This may mean we care them differently respecting their age, gender disability. In respect of gender, all genders including LGBT+ are treated the same. However, there are some issues to consider in terms of relationships, emotions and sexuality. This session aims to explore the challenges of living with ostomy in LGBTQ+ community. To investigate personal experiences and where and how they have found support through their journey.

(406) Wound Mimickers (W) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1

(408B) Sexuality and Intimacy in Ostomy and IBD Patients (O, PP) 11:45 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT 30 (Lecture and Discussion)

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Arthur Huen, MD, PhD

CONTACT HOURS: 0 .5

Many of the wounds we tend to assess are surgical in nature.

However, many times, the difficult-to-treat wounds are merely a symptom of a separate underlying process. This session will review several conditions that feature cutaneous wounds as a major symptom.

Speaker: Neilanjan Nandi, MD Intimacy is essential to the Human experience. Unfortunately, the tolls of systemic steroids and the emotional and physical sequelae of surgical interventions in IBD can take a tremendous toll on sexual desire, libido and sexual health satisfaction in our Crohn’s, Ulcerative colitis and Ostomate patients. This session will illustrate the various factors that contribute to body image dissatisfaction and sexual health impairment in IBD patients.

Then, proactive management and multidisciplinary support resources will be provided so that every clinician can best direct patients to therapeutic support.

(407) Neurogenic Bladder/Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction: An Update (C) 11:15 AM CDT - 12:15 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 1

Speaker: Mikel Gray, PhD, FNP, PNP, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN Traditionally referred to as neurogenic bladder dysfunction, neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction is defined as dysfunction of the urinary bladder, urethra, urethral sphincter/ pelvic floor function, and prostate in males.

EXHIBITS OPEN

12:15 PM CDT – 3:15 PM CDT

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PROGRAM INNOVATION HUB SESSIONS

(IH11) New Evidence Review of the Total Cost of Care & Patient Outcomes Related to Incontinence & Incontinence Associated Dermatitis 2:30 PM CDT - 3:00 PM CDT

(IH08) A Formal Process for Reducing the Risk of Perioperative Pressure Injury 12:45 PM CDT - 1:15 PM CDT

CONTACT HOURS: 0

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speaker: Jessica Arnold, MSN, RN

Speaker: Diane Kimsey, MSN, MHA, RN, CNOR

PRESENTED BY HILLROM

PRESENTED BY MÖLNLYCKE HEALTH CARE

A review of a first of its kind study into the total cost of care related to incontinence and incontinence associated dermatitis, including the impact on critical metrics like HAPI and PI progression published November 2021 in JWOCN. This study was a retrospective analysis of over 15 million unique patient records utilizing the Premier Healthcare Database. Attend our session to learn the outcomes & how innovative incontinence management can mitigate them.

Learner objectives.

1. Learner will understand that pressure injuries are a never event, and that they can happen in the OR setting.

2. Learner will understand why perioperative patients are at risk of developing a pressure injury.

(IH09) Exploring Innovations to Optimize Wound Healing: A Cased-Based Journey 1:20 PM CDT - 1:50 PM CDT

Attendees can hope to learn: 1. How incontinence and incontinence associated dermatitis can contribute to a longer length of stay, higher incidences of HAPI and PI progression along with the associated costs of these impacts 2. Evidence supporting the need to treat incontinence as an underlying chronic condition requiring condition management 3. Innovative technologies that can decrease patient exposure time to incontinence 4. How reduction in exposure time to incontinence can improve outcomes

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speaker: Emily Greenstein, APRN, CNP, CWON-AP, FACCWS

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Examine the transformation of drape technology and the impact on peri-wound skin Explore wounds that would benefit from negative pressure wound therapy with the use of a silicone-hybrid drape View a demonstration of a silicone-hybrid drape with portable negative pressure wound therapy to learn application tips and pearls Participate in a question-and-answer session

(IH10) It’s a WRAP! The Newly-Revised WOCN Algorithm for Compression for Lower Extremity Venous Disease and Lymphedema 1:55 PM CDT - 2:25 PM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Laurie McNichol, MSN, RN, CNS, GNP, CWOCN, CWON-AP, FAAN Stephanie Yates, MSN, RN, CWOCN, ANP-BC

PRESENTED BY URGO MEDICAL The literature related to compression therapy has been reviewed, summarized, and updated. The authors of this popular decision support tool have added lymphedema as part of the continuum in lower extremity edema. Practice using the newly revised algorithm using case studies for a learn today, use tomorrow experience!

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PROGRAM CONCURRENT SESSIONS

associated biofilm combined with topical and systemic antimicrobial treatments to prevent bacteria reforming biofilms and killing any residual biofilm bacteria. When the wound bioburden is adequately reduced, inflammation and protease levels are reduced, and wounds can begin to spontaneously heal or treatment can be “Stepped-Up” using advanced wound care products that stimulate healing.

(409) Abstract Presentations (O) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0

Moderator: Alison Crawshaw, Bsc

(411) Pressure Injury Risk Factors: Across the Pediatric Spectrum (W, PP) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

This session will provide an opportunity for you to hear the latest research findings and/or practice innovations in WOC nursing.

Abstracts are selected by a rigorous peer review process.

Investigators and clinicians will present their findings in a moderated session.

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speaker: Ann Marie Nie, MSN, CNP, APRN, FNP-BC, CWOCN, PhD Candidate

Self-Care Skills and Influencing factors Among Patients undergoing Radical Cystectomy and Ileal Conduit: A Crosssectional Survey of Chinese Bladder Cancer Patients Longmei Si, MSN, RN, ET

Pediatric pressure injury prevention measures have historically been based on adult risk factors. This session will discuss new research that was performed to close the gap on the differences in immobility and medical device related pressure injuries across the spectrum of ages in pediatrics; >25 weeks gestation to 21 years of age. Developing a pediatric pressure injury prevention program, requires decreasing the risk factors in the population of pediatrics being treated. The session will explore the discovered risk factors among pediatrics and how to utilize them for pressure injury prevention programs.

The Spiritual Activities in Stoma Care Widasari Sri Gitarja, BSN, MHA, MBA Prospective Measurement of the Trajectory of Adjustment Outcomes Among New Stoma Patients up to Mine Months After Surgery Julia Kittscha, RN, BHSc (Nursing), Post Grad Cert Stomal Therapy, MN (Research), PhD Candidate Say What You See – P.L.A.C.E.D a Tool to Increase the Quality and Accuracy in Peristomal Skin Documentation Wendy Osborne, RGN, MSc

(412) Practical Management of UI in the Aging: With or Without Devices (C) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

(410) Current Trends on Pharmacological Treatments of Wound Infections in the US and Around the World (W) 4:35 PM CDT - 5:35 PM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Michelle Barakat-Johnson, PhD, RN Adrian Wagg, MB, FRCP (Lond), FRCP (Edin), FHEA

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Audra Clark, MD

The first part of this session will discuss urinary incontinence, a common condition in older adults, many of whom believe that this is normal. Typically, incontinence in older adults results from a combination of factors, not only lower urinary tract and pelvic floor dysfunction. This session will provide a framework by which to consider the multi-aetiological nature of incontinence in later life as a "geriatric syndrome" and offer practical steps in management including the potential of pharmacological therapies to ameliorate incontinence in later life.

It is well established that high levels of rapidly proliferating, pathogenic bacteria (infection) can impair healing of wounds.

More recently, multiple laboratory and clinical studies have documented that when bacteria attach and create a biofilm, they can exhibit very high tolerance to antibodies, antibiotics, antiseptics, and killing by neutrophils. A chronic inflammatory state also occurs that destroy proteins that are essential for healing. Biofilm-based chronic wound care emphasizes the “Step-Down Then Step-Up” concepts of initiating aggressive and frequent debridement to remove necrotic tissue and

The second part of this session will discuss IncontinenceAssociated Dermatitis (IAD), a common and under-recognised

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PROGRAM painful skin condition, caused by erosion of the skin from prolonged exposure to urine or stool from incontinence. IAD is often mistaken for a pressure injury and there are major gaps in current practice, including its identification, prevention, and management. As part of a program of work initiated in NSW Australia to improve incontinence skin care, an instrument was developed “Barakat-Johnson Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis Knowledge tool (KnowIAD).” The KnowIAD is a validated instrument and can be applied to evaluate clinician knowledge on incontinence-associated dermatitis.

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WOCNext Night Out (Networking Event) 7:00 PM CDT – 10:00 PM CDT

Learn about the brand-new innovations of 2022 to simplify the use of instillation therapy for the management of wounds.

Review the data suggesting instillation therapy is evidence-based, efficient, and cost-effective Share expert tips and best practices from the use of the new products that saves time during dressing applications on a variety of wounds Engage in case study discussion with panelists Take part in a question-and-answer session

(S11) The Impact of Foam Dressings to Prevent and Treat Wounds in Routine Clinical Practice: An Evidence Review 7:00 AM CDT - 8:30 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

IN-PERSON ONLY CONTACT HOURS: 0

CONTACT HOURS: 0

Our in-person party is back! Don’t miss WOCNext® Night Out on Tuesday, June 7, at 7:00 PM CDT at the River Ranch Stockyards for an authentic Texas-style event! River Ranch has the perfect combination of rustic luxury with indoor and outdoor spaces for endless fun, food, and drinks. Meet attendees from around the world and catch up with old friends. Tickets cost $50 per person and will cover a night of dancing, activities, food and a drink ticket.

Speaker: Ferne Elsass, MSN, RN, CPN, CWON

SUPPORTED BY SMITH+NEPHEW Time is precious. Right now, we are witnessing a growing, aging population with multiple health issues, and an increase in chronic wounds. The economic and human cost to treat wounds are high and can quickly spiral out of control. Healthcare providers are asked to do more with less.

Transportation to and from River Ranch is supported by Mölnlycke Health Care.

Did you know, 70% of dressing changes are driven by schedules? Unnecessary dressing changes consume valuable time which could be used for patients’ other clinical needs, impacting their wellbeing. 24% of patients with chronic wounds have lived with their wound for at least 6 months, with almost 16% remaining unhealed for a year or more. It’s time to take control of chronic wound care, while empowering our patients in their care.

A photobooth experience will be supported by Medela.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2022 BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA SESSIONS (S10) NPWT is Good. Is Instillation Therapy Better?

Discover NEW Wound Healing Innovations and Clinical & Economic Evidence to Simplify and Enhance Your Experience 7:00 AM CDT - 8:30 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Elizabeth Faust, MSN, CRNP, CSWS, CWOCN-AP, DAPWCA Luis Fernandez, MD, KHS, KCOEG, FACS, FASAS, FCCP, FCCM, FICS Paul Kim, DPM, MS, FACFAS

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PROGRAM CONCURRENT SESSIONS

Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®).

The discussion will include: a brief overview of the systematic process used to update/develop the guideline; a summary of evidence-based recommendations from the guideline for screening/ diagnosis, assessment, and management of patients with lower-extremity wounds due to diabetes mellitus (DM) and/ or neuropathic disease (ND).

(500) Continence and Sexual Health (C, PP) 8:40 AM CDT - 9:40 AM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speakers: Jim Kovarik, MS, PA-C Tricia Zubert, APRN, CNP

(503) Challenges of Obtaining Supplies for Ostomy Management Around the World (O, PP) 8:40 AM CDT - 9:40 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

This session will include a review of urinary incontinence and dysfunction, therapeutic treatment options, and a holistic approach to male and female sexual health.

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speakers: Laurent Olivier Chabal, BSc (CBP), RN, OncPall (Cert), Dip (WH), ET, EAWT Dee Waugh, RN, RM

(501) ACEs Body Wisdom: The Rest of the Story (W, O, C, PP) 8:40 AM CDT - 9:40 AM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

In developed countries, healthcare professionals and patients have access to vast ranges of ostomy products and systems as well as nurses trained in stoma care. In most developed countries stoma products are fully reimbursed. Appropriate pouch selection can be based on clinical assessment.

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speakers: Janice Beitz, PhD, RN, CS, CNOR, CWOCN-AP, CRNP, ANEF, FNAP, FAAN Karen Kennedy-Evans, RN, APRN-BC, FNP

In emerging countries, the lack of products available can be challenging and may require the use of unconventional materials when no affordable options are there.

Science emerging from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) research demonstrates a compelling dose-response relationship with chronic illness and health risk behaviors in adulthood that overlap significantly with risk factors for wound, ostomy, continence care issues. This session will review the science of ACEs, epigenetics, and resilience factors from the perspective of the WOC nurse and focus on trauma-informed approaches to managing affected adults.

This session will discuss some challenges and creative solutions ET/ Stoma/ Ostomy care Nurses and patients have to deal with over the world.

(504) Yoga for Pelvic Health: Hands-On Workshop (C, PP) 8:40 AM CDT - 10:10 AM CDT 90 (Hands-On Workshop) IN-PERSON ONLY CONTACT HOURS: 1 .5

(502) Update on the Guideline for Management of Patients with Lower-Extremity Wounds Due to Diabetes Mellitus and/or Neuropathic Disease (W, FN) 8:40 AM CDT - 9:40 AM CDT AP (Lecture and Discussion)

Speaker: Dustienne Miller, PT, MS, WCS, CYT Are you looking for a way to include yoga for pelvic health in your current clinical practice? Learn how to integrate and coordinate the breath and pelvic floor muscles to increase pelvic floor muscle awareness and core strength. Join pelvic health physical therapist Dustienne Miller in this movement-optional educational session.

CONTACT HOURS: 1 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.25

Speaker: Phyllis Bonham, PhD, MSN, RN, CWOCN, DPNAP, FAAN

Due to the nature of this workshop, attendees will be required to wear a mask, unless medically exempt or otherwise unable to wear one.

This session will provide a synopsis of the 2021 Guideline for Management of Patients with Lower-Extremity Wounds Due to Diabetes Mellitus and/or Neuropathic Disease from the

TICKETED SESSION

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PROGRAM (505) Preventing and Reversing Diabetes (PP) 9:50 AM CDT - 10:50 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

(506) Update on Robotic Surgery for Cystectomy and Preoperative Optimization (W, O, PP) 9:50 AM CDT - 10:50 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 1

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speaker: Neal Barnard, MD

Speaker: Terran Sims, MSN, ACNP-C, CNN-BC, COCN-C

Type 2 diabetes is a worldwide epidemic, often leading to serious complications and premature mortality. In the context of Covid-19, poorly controlled diabetes greatly increases mortality, and racial disparities in diabetes prevalence have fueled disparities in Covid-19 mortality.

This session will focus on updates in robotic surgery for cystectomy and optimization of pre and post operative cystectomy patients to improve outcomes. This will include a review of the pros and cons of a robotic approach for cystectomy. A focus on enhanced recovery after surgery coupled with a unique interactive-home monitoring program and the role of the APP and WOC nurse will be discussed. Reducing readmissions is the focus of this surgical program for optimal patient outcomes.

New nutritional interventions for diabetes have shown surprising power in both its prevention and management, and particular attention has been paid to plant-based diets. As a group, individuals following such diets have a lower diabetes prevalence, compared to others. They also tend to have lower cholesterol levels and are less likely to be overweight or hypertensive. In clinical trials, plant-based diets have led to dramatic improvements in diabetes management, typically reducing medication requirements and sometimes making the condition disappear for all intents and purposes.

(507A) Starting an Ostomy Clinic: An APRN Experience (O, PP) 9:50 AM CDT - 10:20 AM CDT 30 (Lecture and Discussion) CONTACT HOURS: 0 .5

Type 2 diabetes starts with the build-up of microscopic fat particles inside muscle and liver cells (intramyocellular and hepatocellular lipid), which causes the cells to stop responding normally to insulin, a condition called insulin resistance. A low-fat, plant-based diet—which, of course, has no animal fat and very little fat in general—directly addresses this fundamental cause of diabetes. Magnetic resonance spectroscopy shows that a low-fat plant-based diet reliably reduces intramyocellular and hepatocellular lipid, with the result that insulin resistance can be replaced by increasing insulin sensitivity.

Speaker: Jennifer Giannettino, APRN, CWOCN-AP Advance practice providers are being utilized in many different capacities to address gaps in care within our health care system.

In 2012, the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Certification Board started to offer certification in wound ostomy and continence for providers at an advance practice level. This was done to recognize the benefits that additional training may offer to this patient population including ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests, medication management as well as prevention of emergency department visits/hospitalizations for skin and fluid/electrolyte balance and prescription management for ostomy supplies. This session will describe the transformation of a small nurse-run ostomy clinic into a system-wide nurse practitioner run program.

This presentation will describe the rationale for a plant-based diet and how to put it to use, including simple steps that can be used by patients in the clinical setting. Because the intervention relies on food, the result is not only improvement in the identified patient, but often also in the family.

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PROGRAM GENERAL SESSIONS

(507B) Pharmacology in Ostomy Patient Management (O) 10:20 AM CDT - 10:50 AM CDT AP 30 (Lecture and Discussion)

(GS6) Caring for Patients: An International Perspective (W, O, C, PP, FN) 11:00 AM CDT - 12:00 PM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

CONTACT HOURS: 0.5 PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT: 0.5

Speaker: Janice Colwell, APRN, CWOCN, FAAN

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Moderator: Janice Colwell, APRN, CWOCN, FAAN

This 30 minutes” bite sized session” will provide you with an overview of the medication management of patients with ostomies. We will look at the common topical medications, GI medications, oral medications for bowel issues (function infection), as well as the medications many of our ostomy patients are on such as immunotherapy and immunosuppressives.

Speakers: Laurent Olivier Chabal, BSc (CBP), RN, OncPall (Cert), Dip (WH), ET, EAWT Denise Hibbert, RGN, MSc, BSc(hons), DipHe, ONC, STN, FSSCRS Kimberly LeBlanc, PhD, RN, NSWOC, WOCC(C), FCAN Dee Waugh, RN, RM

(508) COVID Skin Conditions vs PI: An Update on the Science (W, C, PP) 9:50 AM CDT - 10:50 AM CDT (Lecture and Discussion)

A panel of experts from Switzerland, Canada, Africa and Saudi Arabia, will discuss issues affecting the provision of care in their own country. Individuals with ostomies, wounds and continence conditions require various levels of care at various time points.

The health care system affects access to care, services available, timeliness of health care provision and quality of care by qualified culturally competent providers. This presentation will identify obstacles and challenges in each country.

CONTACT HOURS: 1

Speaker: Gary Sibbald, BSc. Md. M.Ed., D.SC (Hon), FRCPC (Med)(Derm), FAAD, MAPWCA, JM This presentation will explore the common COVID-19 related skin conditions and how COVID-19 prevention and disease management may lower the threshold for pressure injuries. We will examine pressure injuries and the effects of prone positioning in the intensive care unit. Pressure injuries are also related to devices including personal protective equipment and patient care apparatus.

(GF) Grand Finale 12:00 PM CDT - 12:45 PM CDT CONTACT HOURS: 0

Speakers: Dea Kent, DNP, RN, NP-C, CWOCN Elizabeth Ayello, PhD, MS, BSN, ETN, RN, CWON, MAPWCA, FAAN

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On-Demand INNOVATION HUB PRESENTATIONS

These presentations are available for viewing on the “On-Demand Content” tab of the virtual event site now through December 31, 2022.

Using Surface Testing Standards to Achieve your Clinical Objectives PRESENTED BY HILLROM (This activity is not accredited for nursing Contact Hours)

Speaker: Carrie King MSN, RN, CWOCN

Has the Introduction of Breathable Silicone Rewritten the Future of Ostomy Care?

PRESENTED BY TRIO OSTOMY CARE (This activity is not accredited for nursing Contact Hours)

Speakers: Karen Ousey, PhD Thomas Swift, MRSC

The right surface can make a big difference in keeping your patients’ skin healthy, but how do you know which surface is right for you? Understanding surface testing standards can help you select the right surface for your patient’s condition and achieve your clinical objectives. Learn more with Hillrom who offers a number of specialty surfaces for optimized patient care.

Attendees can hope to learn: 1. An overview of the S3I testing standards 2. An explanation about how these standards are important to your surface selection process & how to easily incorporate them 3. A review of a consensus based algorithm for support surface selection providing guidance to clinicians in selecting support surfaces designed to match individual patient needs

Peri-stomal skin complication are far too prevalent and have serious quality-of-life consequences for ostomates. In this educational session, Prof. Karen Ousey will discuss the causes of peri-stomal skin damage, and the key role silicone can play to maintain and improve peri-stomal skin. The benefits of silicone in medical devices are well documented in many different product categories.

However, silicone has had a minor role in ostomy management, yet may offer significant benefit for ostomates. Dr. Tom Swift a researcher who introduced Sil2, a unique, patented, silicone-based adhesive with Trans-Epidermal Water Loss (TEWL) similar to normal skin, will discuss his scientific findings when comparing the new silicone adhesive to traditional hydrocolloids. These findings include on the effects of skin stripping, breathability, pressures at the skin interface, durability, and absorbency. These scientific findings may be the answer in reducing peri-stomal skin complications impacting ostomate’s quality of life. Finally, you will hear from ostomates themselves on how the science is translating to actual ostomates improving their quality of life. From the lab to the clinician to the ostomate, you will gain understanding of the importance of this new silicone ostomy adhesive in Trio Ostomy Care’s new Genii one-piece silicone ostomy appliances with Sil2 Breathable silicone technology.

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Using pure hypochlorous acid (p HA) is recommended by science and consensus guidelines, including the NPIAP, IWII, and WHD/WRR.

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AUTHOR ABSTRACT INDEX Author Index to Abstracts A

Bickers, David

CS03

Abeng, Fifonsi

CS06

Bionda, Nina

R19

Acker, Katelijne

OA10

Bird, Andrew

R21

Adams, Kimberly

PI24

Birdsong, Margaret

PI20

Ajslev, Teresa

R20

Blanco, Arlene

PI27

Albuquerque Brandão, Maria Girlane Sousa

OA08

Bliss, Donna

PI55

Allicock, Allan

CS25

Blodgett, Eileen

PI76

Almeida, Thays

R15

Blumenroth, Helge

R25

Amiro, Lauren

CS16

Boisen, Esben Bo

R20, R24, R25, R26

Andersen, Birgitte Dissing

R32

Bordonal, Jessica

R15

Andersen, Trine

R28

Bosque, Brandon

PI93

Anderson, Michele

R30

Brady, Richard

R20, R26

Aningalan, Alexis

PI02, PI17

Brienza, David

OA04

Aplin, Teresa

PI07

Brinker, Joni

PI66

Appleby, Meagan

PI21

Brown, Ayana

OA09

Armstrong, Emily

PI56

Brown, Janel

PI21

Ashton, Lori

OA07

Brown, Karen

PI05

Ashurst, Nadine

CS26

Bruster, Christina

PI13

Asrizal Sr, Asrizal

PI59

Bruun Andersen, Frederikke

R22, R23, R28

Atwater, Edna

PI82

Bryant, Diane

CS08, PI22

Avery, Linda

CS14

Bryant, Kelley

CS15, PI45

Aviles, Frank

CS42

Buchanan, Amy

OA09

Ayer, Melissa

CS02

Burdette-Taylor, Michele

PI14

Azor-Ocampo, Annielyn

PI32

Burnett, Emily

PI32

Butt, Briteny

R02

B Bailey, Anna

R30

C

Barnes, Melissa

PI65

Campo, Aldonille

PI35

Barrows, Jennifer

CS30

Cano, Amparo

PI63

Bartula, Debbie

PI42

Carpenter, Christine

OA12

Bechert, Kari

R18

Cedillo, Veronica

PI11

Beck, Joyce

PI09

Chakravarthy, Debashish

CS47, PI94, PI95, PI96

Becker, Mallory

PI47

Chang, Ya-Tang

CS13

Becker Tyree, Ellen

PI92

Chaplain, Valerie

R02

Beeson, Terrie

GS04

Chapman, Kelly

CS18

Bell, Gregory

CS21, CS23, PI60

Chen, Po-Chuan

CS13

Benavidez, Joe

CS17

Chicone, Gisele

R13

Benedetto-Rugen, Laura

OA03

Chiu, Jeffrey

CS25

Benskin, Linda

CS22, R31

Clayton-Jones, Kate

PI56

Berger, André

R28

Cola, Michael

PI92

Berndt-Hilu, Holly

PI36

Cole, Gordon

PI92

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Cologie, Christine

Abstracts

PI92

Famorca, Mary Josephine

PI33

Colwell, Janice

PI81, PI98

Fankhanel, Barbara Yvonne

CS39, PI80, PI87

Conceicao de Gouveia Santos, Vera Lucia

R12, R13, R16, R33

Faria Serpa, Leticia

R12

Conrad, Andrea

PI56

Fasciocco, Parese

CS06

Conrad, Megan

R01

Faust, Elizabeth

PI72

Cornish, Shona

OA07

Felix, Michelle

PI20

Costa, Idevania

OA08, PI70

Fellows, Jane

PI81, PI98, R20

Coulter, Linda

CS34, CS36, PI74

Field, Meganne

PI50

Cox-Reber, Jessica

PI01

Flook Brown, Lauren

PI23, PI29

Crawford, Debra

CS19

Floud, Darryl

CS10

Crayton, Andrea

PI25

Francis, Kathleen

PI67

Crider, Kimberly

CS01

Fraser, Rob

CS21, CS23, PI60

Crumley, Carolyn

PI19

Fraser, Shanna

GS01

Culver, Elizabeth

PI65

Furtado, Stephanie

R03

Cummings, Kim

PI57, PI64

Furtado Bueno, Luana

OA06, R07

D

S95

G

Dalka, Michelle

PI50

Gannon, Brittany (Ray)

PI02, PI17

Dalpatadu, Ushanth

CS07

Garcia, Ashlee

PI16

Darsch, Davis

PI35

Garcia, Sonia

PI76

Davis, Carmen

GS04

Gavin, Moira

PI56

Davis, Janet

PI98

Gaynor-Champion, Shana

PI90

Dean, Nicole

R19

Gdalia, Nurit

PI71

De Carvalho, Magali Rezende

CS12, PI69

Genter, Karen

PI39

Del Bono, Marcus

R08, R09

Germer, Charlene

PI33

Dellagrotta, Erin

PI42

Ghosh, Jaya

PI19

Delmore, Barbara

PI84

Giannettino, Jennifer

PI34

Denkiewicz, Jennifer

PI56

Gleue, Heather

CS26

Derr, Keslee

PI92

Gold, Ruthy

PI71

Dowds, Tracy

R03

Goldberg, Margaret

R21

Down, Gillian

R32

Goldstine, Jimena

R19

Drain, Jerri

PI05

Goodbourn, Arielle

OA07

Drey, Steffanie

PI65

Goodfellow, Linda

OA04

Drolshagen, Colleen

R21

Goodman Keiser, Melanie

PI98

Dumas, Nicole

PI25

Gottselig, Stephanie

PI05

Dziedzic, Mary Ellen

PI92

Gras, James

R19

E

Gray, Mikel

PI81, PI98

Earles, Cindi

PI05

Greenstein, Emily

CS37, CS38, PI44, PI86

Ecklund, Margaret

PI52

Grigsby, Iwen

R30

Edwards, Aaron

PI07

Grovas, Lesa

CS30

Emodi, Krisztina

PI81, PI98

Grubb, Lisa

PI08

Erbe, Janice

PI62

Guzman, Anissa

PI16

Estevam dos Santos, Jonathan

R07

H

Evans, Bryan D.

CS06

Ha, Michelle

R29

Evans, Moira

PI97

Habura, Amber

PI57, PI64

Hager, JoAnn

CS33

F Fairbrother, Greg

OA16

Haim, Nadav

PI71

Falconio-West, Margaret

PI92

Hamilton, Marie

CS24

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Hamm, Tiffany

PI91

Kelso, Martha

PI82

Haney, Brian

PI21

Kilpatrick, April

PI25

Hansen, Anne Steen

R32

Kim, Jung Yoon

R06

Hanson, Kimberly

CS39, PI80, PI87

King, Krista

PI30

Harris, Jacqueline

OA09

Kittscha, Julia

OA16

Harris, Julia

R02

Kjellberg, Jakob

R22, R23

Harris, Nicole

PI31

Kmita, Diana

PI83, PI84

Hawkins, Jessie

R34

Knarr, Jacob

PI30

Hazelton-Hardy, Kristin

CS09

Koshy, Thomas

R29

Heale, Heather

CS14

Kovacs, Emma

CS14

Heck, Ian

PI19

Krasner, Diane L.

PI82

Heerschap, Corey

R02

Kusterbeck, Michele

PI18

Henson, Autumn

CS45

L

Herrick, Dinah

OA01

Labiak, Joanne

PI82

Hill, Clinton

R08, R09

Laird, Molly

R01

Hill, Lisa

OA09, PI09

Lancaster, Shelley

CS32

Hill, Rosemary

CS04, CS28, PI40, PI41

Landau, Zvi

R34

Holster, Mindy

PI88

Langan, Ann

OA03

Horibe Song, Elaine

PI91

Langin, Julia

PI65

Hovan, Holly

PI54

Lantz, Ellen

R19

Huang, Liang-Tien

CS13

Lanza-Bisciello, Ann Marie

PI53

Huckaby, Stephanie

PI43

Larkin, Lauren

CS16

Hughes, Janice

PI43

Law, Madeleine

R08, R09

Hutton, Jennifer

PI47

LeBlanc, Kim

R03

Hwang, Jihyeon

R11

LeBlanc, Kimberly

OA05, R02

Lebovits, Sarah

PI83, PI85

I Ibsen, Rikke

R22, R23

Lee, Deborah

PI25

Inglese, Gary

R19

Lee, Jung Jae

R14

Inofak, Arminohi

PI36

Lee, Miju

R11

Istolé Castro de Assis, Itaricely

R07

Leewood, Charles

R34

Leite, Rinalda

PI57

J Jacob, Ani

OA03

Lestari, Pipit

CS29

Jadlos, Mary Anne

PI26

Lewis, MaryAnne

PI25

Jang, Insil

R11

Liao, Julieann

PI67

Jansen, Gina

CS39, PI80, PI87

Lieder, Jessica

PI85

Jantzi, Krystal

PI64

Lindsay, Valerie

PI16

Jensen, Kerri

CS06

Link, Daniel P.

PI101

Jensen, Lasse de Fries

R24, R25, R26

Løvdal, Alexandra

PI100

Johnsen, Janet

CS14

Lucas, Heather

PI30

Jones, David

CS10

Luiza Valadares Sinicio Abib, Maria

R07

Lupien, Gale Roxanna

R05

K Kalos, Michael

CS41

M

Keep, Suzanne

GS02

Mabrouk, Mounir

CS40

Kelechi, Teresa

OA02

MacDonald Rossetto, Krista

CS19

Kelly, Matthew

PI81

Mackiel, Ashley

PI10

Kelly, Michelle

PI09

Madisetti, Moby

OA02

Kelman, Glenda B.

PI26

Maguire, Jeanine

PI82

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Abstracts

Magwood, Anissa

PI18

Morse, Dan

R30

Mahan, Michele

CS02

Mueller, Martina

OA02

Mahoney, Mary

PI81, PI98

Mullins, Keri

CS31

Malandrino, Renee

R21

Murray, Ryan

PI05

Mallow, Peter

PI94, PI96

N

Mamede Vasconcelos Cavalcante, Viviane

R12

Nascimento, Mona Lisa

R13

Mangel, Eugenia

CS26

Nasr, Isam

PI20

Manista, Gregory

R29

Nekoz, Oksana

PI83, PI84, PI85

Mannion, David

CS21, CS23, PI60

Neumann, Adrienne

PI30

Marrero, Melissa

OA12

Nicol, Noreen Heer

PI82

Marshall-Hanson, Carol

CS15, PI45

Nielsen, Claus

PI100

Martins, Lina

R32

Nielsen, Lene Feldskov

R32

Martois, Eileen

CS39, PI80, PI87

Nietfeld, Ashley

PI21

Marxen, Andy

R08, R09

No, Dayeong

R11

Massaro, Jacqueline

CS08, PI22, PI28

Nogueira, Paula C.

R12, R13, R33

Matarazzo, Kristin

PI07

Nogueira, Paula Cristina

R16

Mayfield, Christin

PI21

Nogueira Cortez, Daniel

OA06, R07

Mazuz, Rafael

PI91

Nolan, Christine

CS18

McCartney, Teresa

PI01

Novosel, Lorraine M.

PI63

McClure, Erin

CS44

O

McCord, Shannon

PI25

O’Hearn, Kathleen

PI50

McCrate Protus, Bridget

PI66

Obst, Maryanne

CS35, PI79

McDade, Bethany

PI76, PI81, PI98

Oliveira, Evellyn Lima da Silva

R33

McFee, Kelly

PI77

Oliveira, Patrícia

R15

McGrath, Mary

PI09

Oliveira de Carvalho, Evely

R16

McMath, Kylie

CS39, PI80, PI87

Oliver, Michael

OA07

McMonigal, Leann

PI69

Oltean, Angela

PI76

McNulty, Amy

R30

Ornelas, Caroline

PI03

McTague, Stephanie

PI09

Osborne, Wendy

OA15

Melanson, Beth

PI28

Overgaard, Nana Haahr

R32

Mendonça Figueirêdo Coelho, Manuela

OA06, R07, R12

Owens, Marian

OA03

Menegay, Amy

PI50

P

Merkle, Diane

PI34

Pacis, Michelle

PI32

Metge, Shannon

PI30

Paczek, Rosaura

PI48, PI49

Michael, Rebecca

PI03

Paglinawan, Rey

R18

Miller, Liesel

CS39, PI80, PI87

Palmieri, Anna

R03

Milne, Catherine T.

PI75, PI78, PI82, PI91

Park, Hyojung

GS03

Miranda, Jason

CS20

Parsons, Shawn Marie

PI18

Mitchell, Linda

CS33

Passberg, Luisa

PI48, PI49

Mitchell, Theresa

OA07

Pathmasena, Upul

CS07

Mize, Jeff

PI91

Patterson, Jillian

R19

Monahan, Laura

OA10

Peacey, Lisa

R21

Monahan, Michael

OA10

Pendergrast, Ruth Ann

PI39

Moraes, Juliano Teixeira

OA06, R07, R12, R15

Pereira Alves, Paulo Jorge

R13

Morehouse, Tamara

CS33

Petersen, Birte

R22, R23

Morgan, Melissa

PI82

Petersen, Tammy

PI35

Morris, Jessica

PI33

Petrillo, Kathleen

OA09

S97

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Peworski, Charles

PI33

Sebba Tosta de Souza, Diba Maria

R12, R13

Phearman, Laura

PI65

Serna González, Carol Viviana

R16

Phillips, Leshia

CS46

Shafa Aly, April

PI55

Pieper, Barbara

PI36

Sharp, Meredith

OA11

Pieroni, Stephanie

PI51

Shedenhelm, Heidi

PI55

Pittman, Joyce

GS04

Sheehan, Lauren

CS09

Pontes Fleury, Saskia Iasana

R12

Shields-Johnson, Barbara

CS12

Porten, Sima

PI81, PI98

Shrader, Paula

PI05

Prentice, Margie

OA02

Si, Longmei

OA13

R

Sickles, Cheryl

PI18

Rabeh, Soraia Assad Nasbine

OA08

Sideris, Rachelle

PI58

Rabelo, Ariana

R15

Sievers, Beth

PI55

Rahmani, Kamel

PI76

Sileika, Tadas

R19

Ramirez, Leonila

OA03

Sims, Terran

PI81

Ramirez-GarciaLuna, Jose

CS21, CS23, PI60

Sims, Terran W.

PI98

Ramos, Myleen

CS06

Sinclair, Sybil

PI56

Rapson, Danielle

PI92

Skerker, Robert

CS16

Raskin, Elizabeth

PI81, PI98

Smith, Kelly L.

CS10

Rauch, Mackenzie

PI01

Smoleski, Stella

PI46

Razmus, Ivy

GS02, R01

Snyder, Jessica

CS32

Renzi, Nina

PI18

Song, Hyo Jeong

R14

Richard, Danielle

CS02

Sotomayor, Ron

CS25

Richardson, Angela S.

CS10

Souza Galvão, Nariani

R16

Riemenschneider, Karen

CS09

Spiller, Colleen

CS44, PI03

Riemer, Michael

R21

Spillman, Ellie

PI65

Rivera, Tani

PI56

Sri Gitarja, Widasari

OA14, PI15, R04

Rocha, Geysiane

R12

Stanley, Jack

PI65

Rohrback, Katie

PI09

Stark, Nanci

PI69

Romano, Jean

PI18

Statkus, Rimvydas

CS11

Rosette, Maureen

PI37, PI39

Steinberg, Allison

PI04

Russell-Roberts, Paul

R24, R25, R26

Stellar, Judith J.

CS27

S

Sternhufvud, Catarina

R22, R23

Sahputra, Devi

PI12

Stiehl, James

CS43

Saltzman, Jill

CS26

Still, Mary

PI51

Sandrik, Mary

OA10

Stoddard, Radoslava

R05

Santos, Rayanne

R33

Stoeckle, Ashley

PI01

Santos Carneiro da Silva, Pollyana

R12

Stoerling, Zenia

R32

Savage, Elizabeth

PI83, PI84, PI85

Stoia Davis, Janet

PI81

Saxe, Jonathan

CS40

Stokes, Deneen

PI18

Sbriscia, Tifanie

PI46

Storer, Andrew

PI50

Scardillo, Jody

CS09

Stott, Carol

OA16

Schad, Shauna

PI55

Stovall, Kimberly

PI05

Schiner, Eilon

PI91

Strickland, Aaron

R19

Schreiber, James

OA04

Stuart, Maria

PI56

Schultz, Greg

PI95

Sullivan, Rhonda

R17, R27

Schwab, Patrick

R18

Sultana, Casie

CS19

Schwartz, Alyssa

PI92

Swenson, Rochelle

PI64

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PI73

T

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Wahl, Jennifer

PI47

Wainwright, Sandra

PI35

Tanaka, Ana Karina

PI48, PI49

Walker, Stephanie

PI17

Tanasapphaisal, Chutiwan

PI32

Walsh-Rego, Barbara

PI35

Taylor, Reagan

CS25

Wang, Sheila

CS21, CS23, PI60

Teixeira Moraes, Juliano

OA06

Wang, Xueju

PI19

Terry, Bonita

PI05

Ward, Leslie

PI30

Thomas, Elmira

CS12

Westlake, Cheryl

OA01

Thompson, Sarah

PI28

Wharton, Kristin

PI20

Thorpe, Ashley

CS09

Wheeler, Andrew

PI46

Thul, Jackie

PI05

Whitacre, Katie

R34

Tilley, Sharon

PI34, PI35

White, Maddie

OA15

Timko-Progar, Monica

PI05, PI82

Whitney, Rita

PI38

Timms, Cynthia Glenn

PI99

Wiesenfeld, Lorne

R02

Timms, Greg

PI99

Wiesenfeld, Samantha

R02

Todd, Jackie

R29

Winter, Kimberly

CS05

Town, Emily

PI23, PI29

Wolfson, JoAnn

PI10

Truland, Donna

CS09

Wong, Nancy

PI76

Tumang, Red East D.

PI06

Woo, Kevin

OA05, R02, R03

Turk, Melanie

OA04

Wuest, Jordan

PI46

Turnbull, Mike

R30

X

Turton, Kyle

R08, R09

Xu, Ying

V

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CS06

Y

Vander Heide, Gretchen

CS39, PI80, PI87

Yee, Cynthia

PI32

VanDyke, Mary Sue

CS19

Yeo, Hyunjung

GS03, R11

Vargo, Deanna

PI89

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Veltigian, Susan

PI39

Zamarripa, Cecilia

CS26, OA04

Vestergaard, Martin

R20

Zhao, Meng

OA10

Zink, Elizabeth

PI46

Zmora, Oded

PI71

W Wachuku, Chinenye

R34

Wahab, Naz

R34

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Century Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

SIGVARIS GROUP

800

801

ePosters

Non-CE Posters

CE Posters

Research

Case Study

Case Study

Research

Practice Innovation

EXHIBIT HALL ENTRANCE

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Drape

Get your hands on the new ® go-to V.A.C. Therapy drape.

Now available across all postacute care settings, including home orders at no additional cost to at-home patients!

Apply with ease.

Seal in the heal.

Remove with kindness.

If you’ve been looking for a drape that elevates the 3M™ V.A.C.® Therapy experience, this is it. 3M™ Dermatac™ Drape was designed using patient-centered science, with your challenges and needs in mind. From application to removal, it’s the drape you’ll want to reach for every time.

Visit us at Booth 605 or Go.3M.com/WOCNDermatac to request a sample.

NOTE Specific indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions and safety information exist for these products and therapies. Please consult a clinician and product instructions for use prior to application. Rx only. © 2022 3M. All rights reserved. 3M and the other marks shown are marks and/or registered marks. Unauthorized use prohibited. Used under license in Canada.

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Exhibitor List BY BOOTH NUMBER COMPANY NAME

BOOTH #

COMPANY NAME

BOOTH #

ASP Global

101

KEM Enterprises, Inc.

313

AROA

105

Smith+Nephew

321

QuickChange / UI Medical

107

Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. - GATTEX

322

Prism Medical Products

109

Hydrofera LLC

332

Restorative Care of America Inc. (RCAI)

111

Stomagienics, Inc.

336

BSN Medical Inc., an Essity company

112

WEB WOC Programs

340

HoverTech International

115

Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC

341

Better Living Now, Inc.

117

Comfort Medical LLC

342

Medway Group

118

United Ostomy Associations of America

348

Histologics, LLC

119

Encompass Group LLC

350

Integra LifeScience

121

WOCNext Innovation Hub

355

Byram Healthcare

124

WOC Nursing Certification Board

400

EHOB, Inc.

125

Wolters Kluwer

402

KISS Healthcare

132

Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®) 405

WoundZoom by Perceptive

133

Hollister Incorporated

410, 163, V903

Rehabtronics Inc.

134

Coloplast Corp.

432

Arise Healthcare Products Inc.

135

Arjo, Inc.

441

Nu-Hope Laboratories Inc.

136

WCET® (World Council of Enterostomal Therapists®)

505

Consure Medical

137

Medline Industries, Inc.

511

The Parthenon Company, Inc.

140

ConvaTec Inc.

517, 163, V901

SimplyBeautifulStore.com

141

Trio Ostomy Care

525

Casco Mfg Solutions Inc.

143

Molnlycke Health Care

533

Rocky Mountain Region of the WOCN® Society

149

Urgo Medical

541

Mideast Region of the WOCN® Society

151

WOCNext Connection Hub

555

11Health & Technologies Inc.

163, V1001

Calmoseptine, Inc.

600

Wound Care Learning Network

201

National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy®

601

Headshot Lounge Supported By Medela

202

3M Health Care

605

Freedom Medical

204

Edgepark

641

Altrazeal

205

Marlen Manufacturing & Development Co.

700

DARCO International, Inc.

208

Hillrom

717

D-Ostomy by Sanguine Technology

210

Rooke Products by Osborn Medical

725

BD UCC

211

Agiliti

733

Stealth Belt Inc. Ostomy Support Belts

213

Principle Business Enterprises

737

Frontier Therapeutics

214

NelDerm®

741

Pedifix Footcare Company

216

Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses (AASTN)

749

Attends

217

National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP)

751

Shield HealthCare

218

Swift Medical Inc.

757

WoundVision

220

Century Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

800

L&R USA INC.

223

SIGVARIS GROUP

801

Safe n` Simple LLC

232

Minuteful for Wound by Healthy.io

808

Puracyn Plus by Innovacyn

233

Ostoform Limited

810

medi USA

235

VATA Inc.

812

TZMO USA, Inc. - Seni

236

Ultra Wound Care, Inc.

825

Ferris Mfg. Corp.(PolyMem)

240

Hydrumedical

827

Abbott

241

TG Eakin Ltd

832

MiMedx

243

MAGNA Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

833

Baromedical Nurses Association

248

InfuSystem

834

South Central Region of the WOCN Society

249

Dale Medical Products Inc.

836

Youth Rally Committee Inc.

250

Stryker

840

Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network

251

International Skin Tear Advisory Panel

848

Gideons International, The

256

849

Medela

305

Stratus Pharmaceuticals Inc. DermaTherapy by Standard Textile

311 312

180 Medical Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence Canada (NSWOCC) Designs for Vision, Inc. FOW - USA (Friends of Ostomates Worldwide)

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850 856 871, V1003

Helping you care for moist skin.

Use Cavilon Advanced Skin Protectant to create a highly durable protective skin barrier.

3M™ Cavilon™ Advanced Skin Protectant

Manage superficial skin damage

Protecting skin against moisture-associated skin damage (MASD) is a critical component of comprehensive wound care.

Emerging evidence highlights the association between MASD and other conditions such as dermatitis, infections and pressure injuries.1-2

Adheres to wet, weepy denuded skin

Waterproof — protect skin from friction and moisture

Make managing moist skin a priority.

Learn more about preventing and managing MASD. Visit go.3M.com/MASD today!

1. Woo KY, Coutts PM, Price P, Harding K, Sibbald RG. A randomized crossover investigation of pain at dressing change comparing 2 foam dressings. Adv Skin Wound Care. 2009;22:304-310.

2. Jones JE, Robinson J, Barr W, Carlisle C. Impact of exudate and odour from chronic venous leg ulceration. Nurs Stand. 2008;22(45):53-54, 56, 58 passim.

© 2022 3M. All rights reserved.

3M and the other marks shown are marks and/or registered marks. Unauthorized use prohibited.

Used under license in Canada.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY 11Health & Technologies Inc. BOOTH # V1001, 163

Agiliti BOOTH # 733

Tustin, CA Phone: 657-266-0570 www.11.health 11 Health offers the world’s first digital solution for Ostomy Patients. We help people living with medical bags by combining peer-to-peer lifestyle education and support with unique, patented technology, SmartBags that collect patient generated data for preventative care. Our mission is to be the new gold standard in patient care worldwide. We believe passionately in transforming patient outcomes and we need to partner with nurses to do so; join us - together we can change the world.

Lenexa, MN Toll Free: 800-814-9389 Phone: 800-814-9389, www.agilitihealth.com Agiliti helps hospitals reclaim millions in wasted medical equipment spending while supporting improved outcomes. In 7,000+ healthcare facilities, our experts free clinicians to spend time caring for patients — not searching for equipment. We deliver sustained savings through our integrated Equipment Value Management (EVM) framework and Clinical Engineering, Onsite and Rental Services.

Altrazeal BOOTH # 205

180 Medical BOOTH # 849

Addison, TX Phone: 214-905-5145, Fax: 214-905-5130 www.altrazeal.com/ Wound Healing Technology: Altrazeal® is a new class of material designed to optimize the wound bed environment and accelerate healing. Produced as a sterile powder, Altrazeal is unique in application and performance on a moist wound surface. When applied to a moist wound, the powder interacts with wound exudate and hydrates. Hydration with exudate causes the powder to aggregate irreversibly and form a moist wound dressing which conforms to the surface of a wound bed and seals the wound.

Oklahoma City, OK Toll Free: 877-688-2729 Phone: 405-443-2977, Fax: 888-718-0633 www.180medical.com 180 Medical is a nationally accredited provider of sterileuse catheters and ostomy supplies. 180 Medical is used as a medical supply source for some of the top hospitals and urologic offices because of their extensive knowledge and customer care. 180 Medical offers customers free insurance billing, product samples, and shipping.

3M Health Care BOOTH # 605

Arise Healthcare Products Inc. BOOTH # 135

St Paul, MN Toll Free: 800-327-5380 www.3M.com/medical 3M, with the acquisition of KCI, focuses on providing better care through patient-centered science. Helping transform patient outcomes by elevating the critical role skin plays in care. From solutions designed to protect and maintain the integrity of skin to a full portfolio of advanced and surgical wound care, our team is ready to partner with you to protect skin and reduce trauma for patients.

Oakdale, CA Toll Free: 833-274-7372 Phone: 925-989-4014 www.ariseq2.com/ Arise Q2 turning and changing patients every two hours to help avoid pressure ulcers. It also reduces strain and repetitive motion injuries in caregivers by allowing them to turn and change a patient with their hands free. No more one-handed holds.

Abbott BOOTH # 241

Arjo, Inc. BOOTH # 441

Columbus, OH Phone: 614-624-7677 www.abbottnutrition.com Abbott is a global healthcare leader that helps people live more fully at all stages of life. Our portfolio of life-changing technologies spans the spectrum of healthcare, with leading businesses and products in diagnostics, medical devices, nutritionals and branded generic medicines. Our 109,000 colleagues serve people in more than 160 countries.

RED listing indicates first-time exhibitors.

Addison, IL Toll Free: 800-323-1245 Phone: 331-454-9310, Fax: 888-389-2756 www.arjo.com/en-us/ Arjo strives to improve the everyday lives of people affected by reduced mobility as well as their caregivers. The Provizio SEM Scanner allows clinicians to identify increased risk of pressure injury on a patient upon admission and earlier than visual skin assessment. The Auralis Alternating Pressure Mattress System assists caregivers in managing patients with compromised skin integrity. These products, part of the Arjo catalog, minimize the risk and burden of pressure injury to your patient.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY AROA BOOTH # 105

Baromedical Nurses Association BOOTH # 248

San Diego, CA Phone: 877-627-6224 www.aroabio.com Aroa Biosurgery is a soft-tissue regeneration company founded in 2008. We develop and manufacture products to improve healing in complex wounds and reconstructions.

Come visit our booth to find out more, and enquire about setting up a product overview, and/or request a sample of Endoform. Endoform is an advanced extracellular matrix (ECM) that can be applied by any wound care provider from Day 1.

It is widely available, cost-effective and easy to use across a range of acute and chronic wounds.

Gotha, FL www.hyperbaricnurses.org The BNA was established in June 1985 to provide registered nurses practicing in hyperbaric medicine a formal organization within which nurses can develop a network and provide professional support. The BNA remains dedicated to offering educational opportunities, support of nursing research efforts, a presence on Committees and Boards of national organizations, to having a public voice in those issues which impact nursing, and to provide opportunities for networking and information exchange.

BD UCC BOOTH # 211

ASP Global BOOTH # 101 Austell, GA Phone: 404-696-6999 aspglobal.com/ ASP Global gives healthcare organizations greater control over their product supply chain by providing direct sourcing solutions. Innovation, superior quality, and clinical excellence has made PRIMO by ASP one of the market leaders specializing in preventive wound care products.

Covington, GA www.bd.com BD’s advancements include the SURESTEP™ product family, PUREWICK™ Female External Catheter, and BBS Revolution™ Bladder scanner. The Sensica™ Urine Output System helps clinicians turn urine output data into valuable insights, enabling real time EMR access. BD’s BARDEX™ I.C. Foley catheter and DIGNISHIELD™ Stool Management System are products addressing infection/ contamination.

Attends BOOTH # 217

Better Living Now, Inc. BOOTH # 117

Greenville, NC Phone: 919-924-8750 www.attends.com Attends®, a Domtar Personal Care brand, created the first disposable incontinence products over 40 years ago. Today we are a globally recognized brand trusted by hospitals, nursing homes, and home care providers. Attends® offers a full product line for light to severe incontinence, designed for optimum dryness, comfort and odor control.

Hauppauge, NY Toll Free: 800-854-5729 Phone: 631-348-0032, Fax: 800-654-7515 www.betterlivingnow.com Extensive Product Lines, including “Hard to Find” Items. Full Insurance Verification and Quick Nationwide Delivery. Our Highest Priority to Ensure that Patients Medical Supplies are Shipped with Minimal to No Out-of-Pocket Expense. Easy, Personalized Service for Your Patients. Simple E-Prescription Capabilities. We’re a Direct Source for All Major Brands, Manufactured by Reliable Vendors. Patient Education, FollowUp and Refill Programs. We Care! We are Committed to your Patient’s Health.

Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses (AASTN) BOOTH # 749 Nowra, NSW Australia Phone: 0437471504 stomaltherapyconference.com/ The Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses invites you to attend the 43rd AASTN & 10th APETNA (Asian Pacific Enterostomal Therapy Nurses Association) Conference in Fremantle, Western Australia. 13 – 16 April 2023

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network BOOTH # 251

Calmoseptine, Inc. BOOTH # 600

Bethesda, MD Phone: 301-215-9099-212 www.bcan.org/ The mission of the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network, a non-profit organization, is to increase public awareness about bladder cancer; to advance bladder cancer research; and to provide educational and support services for the bladder cancer community. BCAN provides education materials such as the patient handbook - Bladder Cancer Basics for the Newly Diagnosed, patient tip sheets - for example on Cystoscopy, Radical Cystectomy and Ileal Conduit, and Patient Insight Webinars. Come visit our booth!

Huntington Beach, CA Toll Free: 800-800-3405 Phone: 714-840-3405, Fax: 714-840-9810 www.calmoseptine.com Calmoseptine® Inc. promotes Calmoseptine® Ointment for the prevention and treatment of skin irritations from moisture such as urinary and fecal incontinence. It is also effective for irritations from perspiration, wound drainage, fecal & vaginal fistulas and feeding tube site leakage. Calmoseptine® Ointment temporarily relieves discomfort and itching. Free samples at our booth!

Casco Mfg Solutions Inc. BOOTH # 143

BSN Medical Inc., an Essity company BOOTH # 112

Cincinnati, OH Toll Free: 800-843-1339 Phone: 513-681-0003, Fax: 513-853-3605 www.cascomfg.com Come to our booth and learn about our preventative care products from our Director of Clinical Operations. We will also have video testimonials and case studies evaluating our products available as well. In addition, our team will discuss the value of working with a certified diversity business whose product is made entirely in the United States. Don’t forget to pick up your free prevention wheelchair cushion when you stop by!

Charlotte, NC Phone: 800-552-1157 www.essity.com/ BSN Medical Inc., an Essity company, is a global company that manufactures and supplies medical products in the areas of Advanced and Acute Wound Care, Compression Therapy and Orthopedics. Our leading brands include Cutimed®, Leukoplast®, JOBST®, Delta-Cast®, and TENA®. BSN Medical’s portfolio in Wound Care features the Cutimed® Sorbact line and Lymphology products that provide strong technological competencies to meet the market's need for reduced complexity and more efficient treatments.

Century Pharmaceuticals, Inc. BOOTH # 800

Byram Healthcare BOOTH # 124

Indianapolis, IN Toll Free: 866-343-2576 Phone: 317-849-4210, Fax: 317-849-4263 GetDakins.com Want to win $10 by answering Dakin’s Solution Trivia? Come to Booth 800! As the exclusive manufacturer of Dakin’s Solution for the past 35+ years, we invite you to visit Booth 800 to learn more about our antimicrobial solution. We offer topical non-cytotoxic products for a variety of needs. We produce Dakin’s as a drug and as a medical device for the ease of administration. Visit GetDakins.com/WOCNext or email Sales@ dakins.net for more info.

White Plains, NY Toll Free: 877-902-9726 Phone: 877-902-9726, Fax: 866-811-4500 www.byramhealthcare.com Byram has been a national leader in disposable medical supply delivery since 1968. Byram provides quality supplies, services and support, specializing in diabetes supplies, ostomy supplies, wound care supplies, urology supplies, incontinence supplies, enteral nutrition and breast pumps. Byram Healthcare is here to deliver the products, services, and support needed to maximize clinical outcomes and manage complicated benefits.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Coloplast Corp.

BOOTH # 432

ConvaTec Inc. BOOTH # 517, 163, V901

Minneapolis, MN Toll Free: 800-533-0464 Phone: 800-533-0464 www.coloplast.us Coloplast develops products and services that make life easier for people with very personal and private medical conditions.

Working closely with the people who use our products, we create solutions that are sensitive to their special needs.

Our business includes ostomy care, interventional urology, continence care, wound and skin care.

Bridgewater, NJ Toll Free: 800-422-8811 Phone: 732-336-1833, Fax: 908-393-2542 www.convatec.com/ At ConvaTec, we are committed to helping people with chronic health conditions lead the life they want – giving them more mobility, confidence and freedom. As a global medical products and technologies company, we provide a range of solutions in advanced wound care, ostomy care, continence and critical care, and infusion devices.

Comfort Medical LLC BOOTH # 342

Dale Medical Products Inc. BOOTH # 836

Coral Springs, FL Toll Free: 800-393-8199 Phone: 954-282-3621, Fax: 800-945-4093 www.comfortmedical.com With over 20,000 patients and growing, Comfort Medical continues to be one of THE fastest growing and leading providers of catheter and ostomy supplies for patients across the nation Comfort Medical provides an extensive selection of name brand catheter and ostomy products to thousands of customers, but we not only provide superior supplies, we save lives! Comfort strives to be the provider of choice for home delivery of quality medical supplies to help our customers live happier, healthier lives.

Franklin, MA Toll Free: 800-343-3980 Phone: 508-316-4710 www.dalemed.com Dale products help make health care better, with lower infection rates, more efficient use of time, increased patient satisfaction and greater cost accountability. Dale products include our NEW BreezeLock Endotracheal Tube Holder, Nasogastric Tube Holder, Foley Catheter Holders, Bendable Armboards, Post-Surgical Bra, Abdominal Binder, and ACE Connector. Visit us for free evaluation samples.

Consure Medical BOOTH # 137

Huntington, WV Toll Free: 800-999-8866 Phone: 304-781-5249, Fax: 304-522-0037 www.darcointernational.com Thanks for viewing the Darco International, Inc. E-Booth. Free samples available to all attendees. Please contact Jon Auvil with all product sample and information requests. Darco prides itself on manufacturing quality offloading products that are very economical and effective to assist in the healing process.

The Peg Assist, DUO Shoe, OrthoWedge, Heel Wedge and Wound Care Shoe System are used every day by clinicians around the world in the treatment of wounds and ulcerations of the feet.

DARCO International, Inc. BOOTH # 208

San Francisco, CA Phone: 800-520-4714 consuremedical.com Consure Medical is the most nurse-centric company. We routinely collaborate with nurses to invent novel medical technologies that address latent clinical needs, improve clinical outcomes, and reduce operating costs of care facilities. During this conference, meet the inventors of the novel Qora SMK and learn more regarding how you can collaborate to launch next generation of incontinence and wound care products.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY DermaTherapy by Standard Textile BOOTH # 312

EHOB, Inc. BOOTH # 125

Cincinnati, OH Toll Free: 800-306-6366 Phone: 513-761-9255 dermatherapy.standardtextile.com/ 2.5 million patients impacted annually. $9.1-$11.6 billion in annual healthcare costs. Hospital-acquired pressure injuries are a preventable condition. Yet incidence rates continue to rise. DermaTherapy® redefines the standard of care.

The industry’s first and only FDA cleared, evidence-based therapeutic silk-like bedding and patient apparel to help to reduce the likelihood of patients developing pressure injuries.

Patented performance backed by independent clinical studies.

Indianapolis, IN Toll Free: 800-899-5553 Phone: 317-646-0498 www.ehob.com As a market leader in pressure injury prevention products, we are committed to developing clinically proven solutions that allow health care teams to deliver optimal patient care and drive better patient and facility outcomes. We deliver a robust portfolio of solutions that include WAFFLE Support Surfaces, Heel Protectors, and Turning and Repositioning Systems.

Request an appointment to learn more!

Encompass Group LLC BOOTH # 350

Designs for Vision, Inc. BOOTH #856

McDonough, GA Toll Free: 800-284-4540 Phone: 800-284-4540 www.encompassgroup.com Airisana™ Therapeutic Support Surface, a unique approach in pressure therapy and microclimate management. Airisana was developed because, even with all of the great surfaces available already, Healthcare -Acquired Pressure Injury rates have not only stopped declining, they’ve actually risen in the last few years. Airisana combines unique air delivery and all the best practices of pressure therapies to help transform patient care.

Bohemia, NY Toll Free: 800-345-4009 DesignsForVision.com See the Visible Difference® with Designs for Vision's new Panoramic Field Surgical Loupes & High Definition Imaging (HDI) Headlights.

D-Ostomy by Sanguine Technology BOOTH # 210 Dunmore, PA Toll Free: 877-836-7866 Phone: 877-836-7866 d-ostomy.com/ The D-Ostomy is a novel ostomy appliance designed with patients in mind and engineered to work around problematic anatomy. Want to see for yourself? We would love to send FREE SAMPLES of our product delivered straight to your door!

Ferris Mfg. Corp. (PolyMem) BOOTH # 240 Ft Worth, TX Toll Free: 800-765-9636 Phone: 817-900-1404, Fax: 817-625-4277 www.polymem.com PolyMem Multifunctional dressings (referred to as polymeric membrane dressings in medical literature) are recognized to effectively cleanse, fill, absorb and moisten wounds throughout the healing continuum. These drug-free dressings help to reduce the spread of inflammation and swelling into surrounding undamaged tissues when applied over either open or closed injuries. The dressings help reduce both persistent and procedural injury pain and help reduce and resolve bruising.

Edgepark BOOTH # 641 Twinsburg, OH Toll Free: 800-321-0591 Phone: 800-321-0591, Fax: 330-963-6172 www.edgepark.com As an industry leader in the home delivery of wound, ostomy, and continence care supplies, Edgepark is committed to making it easy to order covered products by: • Offering top brands across 40,000 products • Contracting with over 1,400 health plans • Partnering with over 13,000 healthcare professionals • Handling all the paperwork of healthcare For more information, please call us at 1.800.321.0591 or visit edgepark.com.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY FOW - USA (Friends of Ostomates Worldwide) BOOTH # V1003, 871

Headshot Lounge Supported By Medela BOOTH # 202

Louisville, KY Phone: 502-909-6669 www.fowusa.org The Friends of Ostomates Worldwide-USA is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit, volunteer-run organization. Our mission is to provide ostomy supplies and educational materials to ostomates in need around the world. We collect new donated ostomy equipment from suppliers, ostomy groups, WOC nurses, individuals and pharmacies. Educational materials enable individuals and those who care for ostomates. Let your patients know their unused supplies can sent to our warehouse, tax deductible. See our Resources Tab.

www.medela.com Medela is dedicated to emPOWERing you and enhancing your professional development! Visit the Headshot Lounge, Supported by Medela, Sunday-Tuesday for a chance to receive a professional headshot. Visitors will receive a high-resolution headshot image provided by a professional photographer, perfect for creating or updating their business portfolios, social media profiles, institutional websites, and more.

Hillrom BOOTH # 717

Exton, PA Phone: 610-903-0200 www.freedommedical.com Our primary goal is to positively impact critical metrics for our partnering health organizations and their facilities. Combining in-house expertise and close collaboration with industry professionals, we have developed a unique mix of products and services designed to protect your patients, caregivers, and your bottom line.

Chicago, IL Toll Free: 800-445-3730 Phone: 312-819-9326 www.hillrom.com/ Hillrom is a global medical technology company with a single purpose: enhancing outcomes for patients and their caregivers

by Advancing Connected Care™. Our innovations help enable earlier diagnosis and treatment, optimize surgical efficiency and accelerate patient recovery while simplifying clinical communication and shifting care closer to home. WatchCare™ Incontinence Management – stop by to learn more about the importance of moisture management and the connection to skin integrity.

Frontier Therapeutics BOOTH # 214

Histologics, LLC BOOTH # 119

Buffalo, NY Phone: 716-713-0549 www.frontier-therapeutics.com At Frontier Therapeutics, we understand the challenges you face on a daily basis, and we want to help. Frontier’s core competency is pressure injury prevention, offering a comprehensive range of reactive air pressure redistribution solutions and an innovative automated lateral turning system, that gently turns patients at prescribed intervals, increasing turning and positioning compliance, decreasing the risk of developing pressure injuries and reducing the risks of injury for nursing staff.

Anaheim, CA Toll Free: 888-235-2275 Phone: 888-235-2275, Fax: 888-738-9757 jom3.histologicswc.com/ Histologics LLC was established in 2008 by Dr. Neal Lonky with a vision of compassionate advanced tissue sampling.

Proper tissue sampling and care during wound care practice should serve to save lives, worldwide. The multi-patented Kylon® medical fabric-based tissue sampling has transformed lower genital (cervix) biopsy in women’s health; it’s emerging as the premier technology to clean, debride, and sample wounds for wound care practitioners at all levels. (SoftBiopsy®/ Soft K-Cot®/Soft K-Rette®)

Freedom Medical BOOTH # 204

Gideons International, The BOOTH # 256 Nashville, TN Phone: 615-564-5000 www.gideons.org The Gideons International distributes white New Testaments with Psalms and Proverbs to all medical personnel at no charge in appreciation for what they do in our community.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Hollister Incorporated BOOTH # 410, 163, V903

InfuSystem BOOTH # 834

Libertyville, IL Phone: 847-918-3986 www.hollister.com At Hollister, we realize that each person who uses our products and services is on a distinct, and often challenging, life journey. In every aspect of what we do, our overriding goal and commitment is to make a difference in that journey. We are dedicated to delivering the highest standard of quality in medical products, and each member of the Hollister team is committed to making a difference in the lives of people who use them. To learn more about Hollister Incorporated, visit hollister.com.

Rochester Hills, MI Phone: 800-962-9656 www.infusystem.com InfuSystem is a leading health care service provider. We enable the continuity of patient care with integrated therapy services, biomedical services and durable medical equipment.

Integra LifeScience BOOTH # 121 Princeton, NJ Toll Free: 800-654-2873 Phone: 609-275-0500, Fax: 609-799-5363 www.integralife.com Integra LifeSciences, a world leader in medical technology, is dedicated to limiting uncertainty for surgeons, so they can concentrate on providing the best patient care. Integra offers innovative solutions in orthopedic extremity surgery, neurosurgery, spine surgery, and reconstructive and general surgery.

HoverTech International BOOTH # 115 Allentown, PA Toll Free: 800-471-2776 Phone: 610-694-9600, Fax: 610-694-9601 www.hovermatt.com Explore our comprehensive line of products that make Safe Patient Handling and Mobility safer and easier for you and your patients. Whether it’s lateral transfers, patient lifting or Q2 turning, our products are designed to help you do more, safer.

International Skin Tear Advisory Panel BOOTH # 848 Ottawa, ON Canada Toll Free: 888-739-5072 Phone: 613-864-1029, Fax: 613-523-1878 skintears.org https://www.skintears.org/_files/ugd/9d080f_ c38e39bf7fa04770804d6ce19b176203.pdf

Hydrofera LLC BOOTH # 332 Manchester, CT Toll Free: 860-337-7730 Phone: 416-509-2690 hydrofera.com/ Hydrofera produces a unique line of antibacterial wound dressings, utilizing its proprietary PVA and PU foam technology in combination with two natural organic pigments. From onset to outcome, the Hydrofera Blue® suite of dressings powerfully tackle any type of chronic or non-healing wound. Hydrofera Blue delivers an advanced line of wound care products designed to shorten healing times, lower treatment costs, and deliver better patient outcomes.

KEM Enterprises, Inc. BOOTH # 313 Ada, MI Toll Free: 888-562-8802 Phone: 616-676-0213, Fax: 616-676-0235 www.kemonline.com The Osto-EZ-Vent® is the #1 preferred air release device for any manufacturers’ pouch. Whether you’re a Colostomate or Ileostomate, have a one piece, two piece, drainable or closed end pouch, the OEV™ provides easy, quick access for a better alternative to burping or opening the bottom with less mess, less bother and more security. The Osto-EZ-Vent® was specifically designed without a filter to quickly release air build up on demand. This ability aids in reducing pouch explosions and ballooning.

Hydrumedical BOOTH # 827 Guimarães, Portugal Phone: +351 253 540 100 hydrumedical.pt HYDRUSTOMA® C3 Designed to improve colostomy patient’s quality of life. Its combined three-piece ostomy system allows a controlled gas and body content release. Built with an innovative flange that combines a degassing valve attached to a compact disposable bag system and a removable cover, Hydrustoma® C3 boosts patients body image, self-confidence, and comfort.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY KISS Healthcare BOOTH # 132

Marlen Manufacturing & Development Co. BOOTH # 700

Chino Hills, CA Phone: 909-632-1361, Fax: 909-632-1353 www.kisshealthcare.com The KISS Wound Photo Scales are designed for the curvature of the body addressing the traditional liabilities associated with wound photography. They scale the area, perimeter and length/width of the wound. They standardize the wound photograph no-matter the skill level of the photographer. They are simple, easy to use and low risk photo scale. You do not need expensive cameras to use the KISS System.

Bedford, OH Phone: 216-292-7060 www.marlenmfg.com In addition to Marlen’s vast range of flexible, convex pouches, Marlen Manufacturing is pleased to announce the introduction of K-Kath Flex, a new softer catheter line for maximum flexibility and optimal comfort. The K-Kath Flex catheters were designed in conjunction with Cleveland-area accredited hospitals, WOC nurses, and other medical professionals to ensure their effectiveness, safety, and ease of use. More information about Marlen’s new K-Kath Flex is available at www.marlenmfg.com

L&R USA INC. BOOTH # 223

Medela BOOTH # 305

Milwaukee, WI Toll Free: 855-892-4140 Phone: 414-892-4140, Fax: 414-892-4150 www.lohmann-rauscher.us L&R USA INC. is an affiliate of our global parent company Lohmann & Rauscher, which has a 160-year history as a well-recognized and respected global manufacturer and supplier of innovative wound care and compression therapy solutions. Visit our booth to see our portfolio of trusted brands including Debrisoft®, Suprasorb®, Vliwasorb®, ReadyWrap®, plus BIOPAD™ and BIOCOL™ collagen, and Zorflex®, a 100% activated carbon wound contact dressing for chronic nonhealing wounds.

McHenry, IL Toll Free: 877-735-1626 Phone: 877-735-1626, Fax: 815-307-8942 www.medelahealthcare.com/en-US/solutions/negativepressure-wound-therapy At our core, Medela is an innovator of medical vacuum technologies. Recognized for 60 years as the breast pump portfolio market leader, we design innovative products for hospital patient care including NPWT, CardioThoracic Drainage, Enteral Feeding, Surgical Suction, and Airway Suction. Since 2006, Medela has proudly offered solutions that simplify the delivery and management of NPWT, eliminating unnecessary clinical and administrative complexity…We Make NPWT Easier.

MAGNA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. BOOTH # 833 Louisville, KY Toll Free: 888-206-5525 Phone: 502-254-5552, Fax: 502-254-9279 www.magnaweb.com WoundGelHA (WGHA) is formulated to provide wound care dressing & management using a combination of emollients & 2.5 % sodium hyaluronate to maintain tissue hydration & support the healing process. WGHA should be applied after the ulcer/wound is cleaned with normal saline solution. Apply liberally into the cavity & surrounding area. After applying, apply a non-stick gauze dressing then cover with occlusive dressing.

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medi USA BOOTH # 235 Whitsett, NC Toll Free: 800-633-6334 Phone: 336-499-4440, Fax: 336-446-1617 www.mediusa.com/healthcare-professional/wound-caresolutions/ medi…I feel better! medi is committed to helping people all around the world live a more independent, productive and satisfying life while managing circulatory issues. medi takes its position as global leader in medical compression seriously by investing in research, education and innovation providing the latest technologies in compression therapy enabling our patients to not only manage their disease but to enjoy life to its fullest.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Medline Industries, Inc. BOOTH # 511

MiMedx BOOTH # 243

Northfield, IL Phone: 847-643-4063 www.medline.com Medline Industries, Inc., offers a variety of innovative products, programs and educational support in skin and wound care including the most advanced skin care lines, the widest variety of silver delivery, odor absorbing hydrocolloids, advanced native collagen and much more.

Marietta, GA Phone: 770-651-9100 www.mimedx.com MIMEDX is a transformational placental biologics company, developing and distributing placental tissue allografts with patent-protected, proprietary processes for multiple sectors of healthcare. MIMEDX has supplied over two million allografts, through both direct and consignment shipments. For additional information, please visit www.mimedx.com.

Medway Group BOOTH # 118

Minuteful for Wound by Healthy.io BOOTH # 808

Buford, GA Phone: 470-892-1606 www.medwayus.com Advanced Wound Care Dressings: collagens, alginates, hydrocolloids, foams and silicone foams, antimicrobials, silicone tapes Alternating pressure low air loss mattress systems Universal NPWT wound dressing kits It’s our mission to provide innovative, quality wound care products with superior value to both patients and health care providers, improving patient care and enhancing the quality of people’s lives.

Boston, MA healthy.io Healthy.io is the global leader in turning the smartphone camera into a medical device. Our digital wound management solution uses the smartphone camera to enable standardized wound documentation and track wound progression over time to support data-driven care decisions. FDA registered, HIPPA and GDPR compliant, ISO certified.

Mölnlycke Health Care BOOTH # 533

Mideast Region of the WOCN® Society BOOTH # 151

Norcross, GA Phone: 770-365-0604 www.molnlycke.us Mölnlycke is a world-leading medical solutions company. We design and supply solutions to enhance performance at every point of care – from the hospital to the home. We specialize in wound management, pressure ulcer prevention and surgical solutions with respected brands including Safetac®, Mepitel®, Mepilex, HiBi® and Biogel®.

Grand Rapids, MI Phone: 616-685-6673 www.mideastregion.org The Mideast Region includes Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, & West Virginia. Our vision is for our members to be recognized as the most valued & respected leaders in healthcare. Check out the wonderful things the MER is doing at mideastregion.org, on Facebook or LinkedIn. Visit our booth to learn more about our Conference in Lexington, KY; Lexington Griffin Gate Marriott, September 22-24, 2022. Meet MER board members & share our passion to elevate your profession!

National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy® BOOTH # 601 Kokomo, IN Toll Free: 877-922-6292 Phone: 877-922-6292, Fax: 800-352-8339 www.nawccb.org National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy invites you to stop by Booth 601 and enter our drawing for a chance to win a $100 Amazon Gift Card!

Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC BOOTH # 341 Spartanburg, SC Toll Free: 866-491-6556 healthcare.milliken.com At Milliken Healthcare we are creating a healthier future through Active Fluid Management®, SelectSilver® and Compression technologies to solve unmet patient needs. With a focus on edema and moisture management, we offer a wide range of products, including advanced wound care dressings, burn dressings, compression systems, cohesive bandages and tapes. Our product brands include CoFlex® cohesive bandages, CoFlex TLC compression systems, and TRITEC®, ULTRA and ASSIST dressings.

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National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP) BOOTH # 751 Westford, MA Phone: 978-364-5130, Fax: 978-250-1117 www.npiap.com The National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP) is the nation’s leading scientific expert on pressure injury prevention and treatment. Our goal is to ensure improved patient health, and to advance public policy, education and research.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY NelDerm® BOOTH # 741

Ostoform Limited BOOTH # 810

Brunswick, OH Phone: 440-867-8015 www.NelDerm.com NelDerm® manufactures unique medical devices for preventing/treating prevalent wounds. Our Heel P.O.D.™ offers an alternative to current pressure offloading devices in a way that is simple, effective, and increases patient compliance while also providing improved comfort. It offers ease-of-use for the clinician with the unique, open-foot design, which allows for easy assessments and visual assurance of effective offloading. To learn more, please visit www.NelDerm.com or call 440-867-8015.

Mullingar, Co. Westmeath Ireland Phone: +353 (0)87 9894167 www.ostoform.com Ostoform was born out of a need to improve skin health and quality of life for the many people living with an ostomy who must regularly cope with appliance leaks and damaged peristomal skin. Many years of product development and clinical validation culminated in the development of a patented platform technology which manages ostomy skin health by addressing issues relating to appliance absorbency and leakage. Ostoform can now proudly introduce the Ostoform Seal with FLOWASSIST Protection.

Nu-Hope Laboratories Inc. BOOTH # 136

Pedifix Footcare Company BOOTH # 216

Pacoima, CA Toll Free: 800-899-5017 Phone: 818-899-7711, Fax: 818-899-2079 www.nu-hope.com Nu-Hope Laboratories invites you to view our full line of ostomy and wound care products at Booth 136. Since 1959 we have manufactured ostomy products in the USA ranging from customized products, specialty items and general supplies.

Our goal - products that are easy to use, comfortable, durable, and secure. See you at the booth!

Brewster, NY Toll Free: 800-424-5561 Phone: 845-278-3800-833, Fax: 845-277-2851 www.pedifix.com Foot specialists since 1885, PediFix offers 250+ foot treatment products including 30 new items. Our newest invention, PressureOFF™ Customizable Insoles, are the first in everyday footwear to feature removable plantar pegs for pressure reduction to save diabetic limbs & lives. Another, Carbon Fiber 1stRaythotics™, feature integrated Morton’s Extensions & medial support to stabilize & relieve MTPJ conditions. These products & more are available to dispense, pickup at retailers, & direct order.

Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence Canada (NSWOCC) BOOTH # 850

Principle Business Enterprises BOOTH # 737

Ottawa, ON Canada Toll Free: 888-739-5072 Phone: 613-762-5788, Fax: 613-523-1878 NSWOCC.ca Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOCs) can help alleviate the financial strain facing administrators and policymakers through the provision of higher quality care, reduced costs and improved outcomes.

Only RN’s who have completed all 3 domains of wound, ostomy and continence education recognized by the World Council of Enterostomal Therapists (WCET) may use the designation NSWOC. The Wound, Ostomy & Continence Institute sets the standard for education in the tri-specialty.

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Dunbridge, OH Toll Free: 800-467-3224-375 Phone: 800-467-3224-375 www.principlebusinessenterprises.com/ Principle Business Enterprises® Providing premium protection through Tranquility® incontinence care and Pillow Paws® fall prevention products. Manage risk of skin issues, infection and staff burnout/turnover Tranquility® - Superabsorbent products that help improve resident/patient/client outcomes and staff satisfaction. Manage risk of slips and falls Pillow Paws® - Noslip footwear with maximum tread coverage to provide traction on slippery floors and wet surfaces.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Prism Medical Products BOOTH # 109

Restorative Care of America Inc. (RCAI) BOOTH # 111

Elkin, NC Toll Free: 888-244-6421 Phone: 501-353-9204, Fax: 800-975-6321 www.prism-medical.com Prism Medical Products is a seamless home delivery service provider of wound care, ostomy and urological supplies for patients and health care professionals. Our vision is to lead the healthcare community into the future, set new standards in Home Medical Supplies, while combining efforts with industry partners to bring patient care to a higher level.

St. Petersburg, FL Toll Free: 800-627-1595 Phone: 727-573-1595, Fax: 727-573-1886 www.rcai.com To this day, the Multi Podus® System continues to set the industry standard for the prevention and correction of foot and ankle contractures, hip rotation, and heel pressure sores.

Products manufactured by RCAI include orthopedic braces that can be used individually, or combined as modular systems for rehab and functional fracture management following injury or post surgical procedures. Our products address the needs of acute care, rehab, pediatric, and long term care settings.

Puracyn Plus by Innovacyn BOOTH # 233

Rocky Mountain Region of the WOCN® Society BOOTH # 149

Rialto, CA Toll Free: 866-318-3116 Phone: 866-318-3116, Fax: 909-428-1947 www.puracynpro.com Puracyn Plus Professional Formula is a next-generation wound cleanser designed to improve the most essential part of the wound treatment process – preparation of the wound bed.

This pH-balanced solution is used for cleansing, irrigating, and debriding wounds, which sets the stage for optimum healing conditions and provides an advanced alternative to saline solution. Compatible with the natural hypochlorous produced in the body, Puracyn Plus Rx is as safe as it is powerful.

Scottsdale, AZ Phone: 312-560-5302, Fax: 480-882-6467 rmr-wocn.com/ Rocky Mountain Region WOCN. General member information and Regional activities displayed. Applications available for membership. Member states represented include Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming and Utah.

Rooke Products by Osborn Medical BOOTH # 725 Centennial, CO Toll Free: 800-535-5865 Phone: 651-592-0993, Fax: 507-932-5044 osbornmedical.com Presenting the Rooke Vascular Boot with enhanced offloading + new comfort layer top for maximum offloading and same warmth and vasodilation. The Rooke BKA and AK Protectors for maximum fall protection and boost in regional perfusion. The Rooke Mitt for AV Access Steal, Scleroderma and Raynaud’s. The Rooke Soft AFO to replace the Multipodus Prayfo boots.

QuickChange / UI Medical BOOTH # 107 Long Beach, CA Toll Free: 800-206-2816 Phone: 800-206-2816 www.quickchange.com Replace catheters Reduce CAUTI Our QuickChange incontinence wraps take the best of condom catheters and of briefs (wrapped around a penis, absorbing/wicking), with none of the drawbacks (UTIs, IAD, leakage, lifting/rolling patients, difficult/disoriented patients pulling off the items). Awarded HCPCS code T4545

Safe n` Simple LLC BOOTH # 232

Rehabtronics Inc. BOOTH # 134

Clarkston, MI Toll Free: 844-767-6334 Phone: 248-214-4877, Fax: 248-698-3454 www.sns-medical.com Safe n Simple is an innovator of Ostomy Accessories products and Wound Care Dressings. The products are of exceptional quality at affordable prices. Now offering a full line of Hernia/ Ostomy Support belts. Stop by the booth to see our new product offerings!

Edmonton, AB Canada Toll Free: 800-481-3214 Phone: 780-701-5167 rehabtronics.com/ Prelivia is the first pressure injury innovation in 70 years.

It uses proprietary neurostimulation that has been shown to continuously stimulate blood circulation, increase tissue oxygenation by 28% and reduce deep tissue damage by 80%.

Prelivia is comfortable, requires less than 10 min per nursing shift, and easily integrates into nursing workflow. We are offering free 90-day Quality Improvement trials of Prelivia at qualified healthcare facilities. Come visit us to learn more.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY South Central Region of the WOCN Society BOOTH # 249

Shield HealthCare BOOTH # 218

River Oaks, TX Phone: 817-247-6280 www.scrwocn.org/ The South Central Region of the WOCN Society was founded in 1975 after nine dedicated ET nurses collaborated and acknowledged the importance of meeting to share stories, experiences, and knowledge. Today, this active Region serves Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Memphis, TN. Join us at our booth to meet colleagues, make friends, and learn about the many resources that the SCR has to offer. We hope to see you at our regional conference in New Orleans in September 2022!

Valencia, CA Phone: 661-294-4200 www.shieldhealthcare.com Shield HealthCare is an industry leader established in 1957, specializing in disposable medical supplies for patient care at home. Product lines include Incontinence, Enteral Nutrition, Ostomy, Urological and Wound Care supplies.

Shield HealthCare maintains an outstanding reputation in customer service, quality products, reimbursement expertise and efficient home delivery. For more information, visit www. shieldhealthcare.com

SIGVARIS GROUP BOOTH # 801

Stealth Belt Inc. Ostomy Support Belts BOOTH # 213

Peachtree City, GA Toll Free: 800-322-7744 Phone: 770-631-1778 www.sigvaris.com SIGVARIS GROUP, the global leader in medically graduated compression, provides ready-to-wear, fashion-forward socks and hosiery. SIGVARIS GROUP also manufactures garments, wraps and bandaging systems to treat and manage medicallycomplex edema. Visit sigvaris.com to learn more.

Johnson City, TN Toll Free: 647-955-3835 Phone: 800-237-4491, Fax: 888-227-0163 www.stealthbelt.com Stealth Belt’s ostomy and hernia belts help patients who’ve had ostomy surgery live confidently, knowing that their bags are secure and concealed. Stealth Belts are designed to support the weight of the bag for a more comfortable experience with an ostomy and have been clinically proven to reduce leakage and reduce the incidence of skin irritation. Visit us at booth #213 to see how our ostomy belts can give you the tools to help your patients get back to living their best lives!

SimplyBeautifulStore.com BOOTH # 141 Alma, WV Phone: 304-771-1773 simplybeautifulstore-com.3dcartstores.com/ The Wraps provide comfort, support and concealing for everyday wear and especially for those intimate moments. Our wraps help women to take the focus off their ostomy and focus on life!

Stomagienics, Inc. BOOTH # 336 Greenville, SC Toll Free: 844-696-7866 Phone: 225-939-1460 www.stomagienics.com Stomagienics products are designed to assist with ostomy pouch changes. Our patented products, the StomaGenie® and SecurPress® are based on a family member’s invention who suffered through anxiety ridden pouch changes. Working with 1 and 2-piece systems, they capture output, align the new barrier and assist with sealing while being discreetly disposable. Our products make a system change efficient, stress-free and hygiene-friendly allowing for proper cleaning and prep of peristomal skin.

Smith+Nephew BOOTH # 321 Fort Worth, TX www.smith-nephew.com An award winning technology in patient mobility monitoring is now part of Smith+Nephew’s Advanced Wound Management portfolio. The Leaf wireless sensor remotely monitors the position of patients providing real-time data on turning needs, individualized to each patient’s risk profile. See a live demo of the technology in action.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Stratus Pharmaceuticals Inc. BOOTH # 311

TG Eakin Ltd BOOTH # 832

Miami, FL Toll Free: 800-442-7882 Phone: 800-442-7882-230, Fax: 305-254-6875 www.stratuspharmaceuticals.com Venelex Wound Dressing (ideal for venous stasis ulcers) and Sonafine an FDA approved wound care dressing.

Hyperhidrosis treatment. Full line of urea 10 and 20 % products. Pain relieving gel (Arctic Relief). Stop by our Booth to review two clinical studies: 1) “A comparison of Balsam Peru Ointment (Venelex) with and without Trypsin in the healing of Chronic Dermal Ulcers”. 2) “An evaluation of the effect of Balsam Peru Ointment (Venelex) on blood vessel perfusion”.

Comber, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom Phone: 02891871000 eakin.eu At eakin® we don’t believe having a stoma should define you. We believe it’s just a small part of a bigger life. This is something we passionately believe in, and why we strive to produce and innovate products that will help our customers live life to the full. Formed in 1974 by Tom Eakin in Northern Ireland, he had a strong desire to help improve ostomates quality of life. Still a family owned business, TG Eakin Ltd always ensures that patient needs are incorporated into our product design.

The Parthenon Company, Inc. BOOTH # 140

Stryker BOOTH # 840

Salt Lake City, UT Toll Free: 800-453-8898 Phone: 801-972-5184, Fax: 801-972-4734 www.parthenoninc.com For over 50 years Parthenon has served customers nationwide as a manufacturer & distributor of discount ostomy and wound supplies. Family owned/operated, our staff are trained to provide the highest level of knowledge & service to customers. In addition, Parthenon will save you money every time as we are the choice for “out of pocket” customers.

Honesty, integrity, fairness, and excellent customer service defines Parthenon. Specialists in ostomy & wound supplies.

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Portage, MI Phone: 800-323-2220 www.stryker.com We are your partner for proven prevention and response.

Our innovative solutions help improve patient and caregiver outcomes across the continuum of care by advancing emergency medical response and addressing preventable hospital-acquired conditions.

Swift Medical Inc. BOOTH # 757 Toronto, ON Canada Toll Free: 888-755-2565 Phone: 647-334-4456 swiftmedical.com/ Swift Skin and Wound provides full visibility of wound patients, enabling providers to deliver better care across the continuum.

Swift transforms mobile devices into a point-of-care solution that automatically calculates wound length, width, colour, depth and area, while providing treatment recommendations, workflows and analytics to inform and deliver healthcare organization’s Quality Programs.

Trio Ostomy Care BOOTH # 525 Princeton, NJ Toll Free: 877-694-3644 Phone: 877-694-3644 www.trioostomycare.com Trio Ostomy Care uses our proprietary Sil2 Breathable Silicone technology to provide you and your patients with unique alternatives to today’s’ hydrocolloid based products.

Our Silicone based products include; pouches, seals, flange extenders (strips), Gel and Adhesive remover spray. Be the first to get hands on experience with the NEW Genii ostomy pouch - that sticks, seals and feels like it’s not even there.

Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. - GATTEX BOOTH # 322 Cambridge, MA www.gattexhcp.com Takeda is a global, values-based, R&D-driven biopharmaceutical leader headquartered in Japan, committed to discover and deliver life transforming treatments guided by our commitment to patients, our people, and the planet.

Takeda focuses its R&D efforts on four therapeutic areas: Oncology, Rare Genetic and Hematology, Neuroscience, and Gastroenterology (GI).

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY of products establishes proven protocols for the care and management of wounds, skin, and skin breakdown. By listening to clinicians’ concerns, we are able to provide the highest-quality and most innovative products available, while keeping our costs competitive.

TZMO USA, Inc. - Seni BOOTH # 236 Atlanta, GA Toll Free: 470-377-5942 Phone: 850-503-7534, Fax: 404-850-9736 seni-usa.com/en_US Seni brand is a premium line of incontinence products that falls under the Poland based TZMO SA group umbrella. Since 1951, TZMO has been a leading European manufacturer and supplier of sanitary articles, cosmetics, and medical devices to the world market. Seni incontinence products are fully breathable, super absorbent, have inner leak guards, and are made of soft materials for comfort. Seni products improve the quality of life for people living with incontinence, allowing them to enjoy life.

VATA Inc. BOOTH # 812 Canby, OR Phone: 503-651-5050, Fax: 503-651-5052 www.vatainc.com VATA develops, manufactures and distributes the most anatomically realistic simulation aids available for wound and ostomy education and training. Our products include Seymour II™, Otto Ostomy™, Ostomy Pouching Trainer, Freddie Fistula™, Wilma Wound Foot™, Stan Stage IV Pressure Ulcer Model™, Vinnie Venous Insufficiency Leg™, and individual wound boards. In addition to our standard products we are also able to produce custom products to meet your needs. Stop by to see our models.

Ultra Wound Care, Inc. BOOTH # 825 Nashville, TN Toll Free: 866-623-7476 Phone: 866-623-7476, Fax: 800-520-1912 www.dermahug.com Re-Imagine Wound Care. One product to safely secure ALL your dressings without tape. You and your patients are going to like the advantages this single-patient reusable product provides. No more tape - no more dermal stripping or pain and/or residue from removing tape. Ease of use to change dressings underneath - greater patient comfort and wearability up to 2 weeks or more - compression (if desired) efficient wound healing with DermaHug tissue stabilization around the wound area.

WCET® (World Council of Enterostomal Therapists®) BOOTH # 505 Westford, MA Phone: 978-274-7167, Fax: 978-250-1117 www.wcetn.org The World Council of Enterostomal Therapists® (WCET®) was founded in 1978 by Norma N. Gill and proudly boasts members in over 65 countries. Our mission is to fulfill our founder’s vision that all patients with ostomy, wound or continence needs receive care by nurses who have specialized knowledge of this specialty. 2021 is the year we celebrate the 101st birthday of WCET®’s founder and the 41st anniversary of the WCET® Journal which is published in English, Chinese, French and Spanish.

United Ostomy Associations of America BOOTH # 348 Kennebunk, ME Toll Free: 800-826-0826 Phone: 207-985-9700, Fax: 888-747-9655 www.ostomy.org UOAA is your partner for improving patient outcomes through education, advocacy, and support. We promote quality of life for people with ostomies and continent diversions. Our 300+ affiliated ostomy support groups, organized by volunteers throughout the United States, provide the opportunity for local, in-person support. Learn more about us at www.ostomy.org.

WEB WOC Programs BOOTH # 340 Minneapolis, MN Phone: 612-331-4601, Fax: 612-926-8075 www.webwocnurse.com 2022 is the 22th Anniversary of WEB WOC’s Nursing Education Program! WEB WOC® is the 1st ONLINE Education Program in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Care, accredited by the WOCN®. It continues to be a major source of innovation in flexible online education options. WEB WOC is also an accredited ANCC contact hours provider. The Skin and Wound Care Associate (SWA) tech course, Ostomy education offerings, and Foot and Nail Courses are each available online at: www.webwocnurse.com

Urgo Medical BOOTH # 541 Fort Worth, TX Toll Free: 855-888-8273 Phone: 817-885-8273, Fax: 817-885-8960 www.urgomedical.us We provide medical devices & products to hospitals, nursing homes & home health agencies–and the patients they treat–with a focus on acute, chronic, & surgical wounds, & additionally skin moisturization. Our extensive portfolio

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY WOC Nursing Certification Board BOOTH # 400

Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses SocietyTM (WOCN®) BOOTH # 405

Milwaukee, WI Toll Free: 888-496-2622 Phone: 414-289-8721, Fax: 414-276-2146 www.wocncb.org The Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Certification Board is The Gold Standard for Certification®, accredited by both the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) and the American Board of Specialty Nursing Certification (ABSNC). We offer international credentials in Wound, Ostomy, Continence &Foot Care that will advance your nursing career.

Learn how to become certified using experience toward eligibility & about our Employer Discount Voucher Program.

Visit 400 or www.wocncb.org.

Mt. Laurel, NJ Toll Free: 888-224-9626 Phone: 888-224-9626, Fax: 856-439-0525 www.wocn.org Empowering your professional growth and improving outcomes for patients through relevant education, effective advocacy, cutting-edge science, a supportive network, and a patient-centric approach.

WoundVision BOOTH # 220 Indianapolis, IN Toll Free: 888-851-0098 Phone: 317-775-6077, Fax: 317-608-5517 www.woundvision.com The WoundVision Scout™ combines photographic and thermographic imaging for precise and accurate wound size measurement with a physiological view of the skin or wound for advanced Present on Admission (POA) documentation and objective, quantitative documentation of the success of treatment goals and outcomes. Scout standardizes wound assessment, minimizes variation in care, costs, documentation, and gives clinicians immediate access to essential data through an end-to-end interface with the EMR.

WOCNext Connection Hub BOOTH # 555 www.wocnext.org The WOCNext Connection Hub is the place for attendees to meet, share and interact. Take pictures with the WOCNext logo, meet other like-minded attendees during our scheduled meet-ups, or simply take a much-needed break with your colleagues.

WOCNext Innovation Hub BOOTH # 355 www.wocnext.org The WOCNext Innovation Hub is a space designed to create a conversational environment between attendees and exhibiting companies. Stop by our Innovation Hub to view product launches and receive additional education on the products and services of some of our exhibiting partners.

WoundZoom by Perceptive BOOTH # 133 Stevens Point, WI Toll Free: 888-237-0546 Phone: 715-498-4123, Fax: 715-544-1717 perceptivesol.com Discover the integrated, automated and vigilant process to elevate clinical quality and operational efficiency, with WoundZoom digital wound management. Begin to document wound conditions, record and prompt care delivery, and monitor patients progress – to advance wound healing.

WoundZoom digital wound management helps busy providers efficiently assess, treat and manage patients – making care decisions and documentation easier, with the highest degree of confidence.

Wolters Kluwer BOOTH # 402 Philadelphia, PA Phone: 215-498-1580 www.shop.lww.com/ Wolters Kluwer is a leading publisher of medical, health, and science publications, including Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing (www.JWOCNOnline.com) available in print, online and iPad® App as a WOCN member benefit. We proudly offer an extensive selection of medical books, journals, and electronic media for physicians, nurses, students and clinicians.

Youth Rally Committee Inc. BOOTH # 250

Wound Care Learning Network BOOTH # 201

San Diego, CA Phone: 607-592-3728 www.youthrally.org Each year the Youth Rally hosts kids and teens living with various conditions of the bowel and bladder at a college campus for a 5-night one of a kind camp experience that promotes independence, self-esteem, learning, friendship, and FUN!

Malvern, PA Phone: 610-560-0500-259, Fax: 610-560-0501 www.hmpcommunications.com HMP Communications, LLC (HMP) produces a variety of award-winning and evidence-based medical publications and networks, live events and online training. HMP offerings are backed by more than 25 years of experience in publishing, meeting management, content development and production.

RED listing indicates first-time exhibitors.

WOCN Society Corporate Member Exhibitor

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WCET® Awardees FIRST RECIPIENT OF WCET® HONORARY MEMBER AWARD Greg Paull, from Perth Australia, has been publishing the WCET Journal, on behalf of WCET® since 1 July 1996 and has attended every Congress since then in his role as publisher. Greg has been a true supporter and advocate for the WCET®. Over the past 26 years, he has served the WCET® well in numerous ways including for over 10 years on the Publications & Communications Committee before joining the Education Committee when the Constitution was changed. His donations to WCET® include the annual sponsorship of a member, bullETin magazine, ID Handbook, NNGF Birthday Cards and other design items over the years.

Greg Paull Publisher Cambridge Media

He first co-presented (with the Journal Editor) a Writing Workshop in Singapore for the 2000 Congress and has done so a number of times since. He has also recorded a video with the editor on how to get published in the WCET® Journal which is available on the association’s website.

WCET® Boards have often sought advice/input on commercial, industry and sponsorship matters. One of his most distinguishing contributions of his publishing creativity and caring for the well-being of WCET® is when in 2010 he helped to initiate the Sustaining Journal Partnership with then Editor and now Executive Editor Emeritus as well as developing a strategic plan in 2004 to redesign the journal to improve its impact factor and international standing.

INAUGURAL WCET® NORMA N GILL PRESIDENT’S AWARDS

Paula Erwin-Toth RN ET MSN FAAN

Paula Erwin-Toth has over 40 years experience in wound ostomy and continence care. She completed her specialty education in 1982 at the Cleveland Clinic’s RB Turnbull School of Enterostomal Therapy and was board certified by the WOCNCB as a CWOCN for 35 years. From 1990 to 2012 she served as the Program Director for the RB Turnbull of School of WOC Nursing Education. She was motivated in her career choice after undergoing ostomy surgery at the age of 10. By a fortuitous turn of fate, her ET was none other than Norma Gill. Norma was not only a wonderful caregiver, she also acted as a mentor and friend. Ms Erwin-Toth was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award as a ‘Legend in WOC Nursing Education’ by the WOCN and was named as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing. She has served on the boards of numerous professional and patient support organisations and is a well recognised clinician, author, speaker and researcher. She describes co-editing the Festschrift honouring Norma with her friend and colleague Diane Krasner as a highlight of her personal and professional experiences.

Sally J Gill-Thompson has been an Enterostomal Therapist since 1971 after training at Cleveland Clinic with her mother, Norma Gill-Thompson, and Rupert Turnbull MD. She was fortunate to have witnessed the inception of UOA, NAAET (now WOCN®) and WCET®.

Sally J Gill-Thompson ET

Sally’s ET career has spanned over 50 years practising as an ET consultant to several local hospitals in Ohio, and in management, first for the family ostomy supply business and later for other medical equipment companies. For over 35 years she served as a clinical trial investigator for ostomy manufacturers resulting in the launch of new and innovative products for persons with an ostomy. Even after retirement she continues to be an advocate for persons with an ostomy, often seeing them in their homes. Sally is a contributing author to several publications including the Festschrift honouring her mother, Norma N GillThompson ET. Diane L Krasner PhD RN FAAN FAAWC MAPWCA has been an ET/WOC Nurse since 1985. She has practiced across the continuum of care and been involved in nursing and wound care education and research. For the past 16 year Diane has also performed expert witness work.

Diane L Krasner PhD RN FAAN FAAWC MAPWCA

Dr Krasner has numerous publications and through the years has served on numerous organisational boards and committees. Diane’s special interests include wound pain, Skin Changes At Life’s End (SCALE) and palliative wound care.

A highlight of Diane’s ET/WOC Nurse career has been co-editing three editions of the Norma N Gill Festschrift with Paula Erwin-Toth and presenting a special leather-bound copy of the first edition to Norma in September 1996.

SPEAKER DISCLOSURES SPEAKER DISCLOSURES

The planners and faculty for this activity have no relevant relationships to disclose unless listed here. All potential bias resulting from these relationships has been mitigated by the Nurse Planner according to WOCN Society policy in adherence with ANCC Standards.

TERRIE BEESON, MSN, RN, CCRN, ACNS-BC

DUSTIENNE MILLER, PT, MS, WCS, CYT

· Sage/Stryker: Research Grant Recipient

JANICE BEITZ, PHD, RN, CS, CNOR, CWOCN-AP, CRNP, ANEF, FNAP, FAAN

· Your Pace Yoga Videos: Content Creator · University of New Mexico: Research Study Development

MARY ANNE OBST, RN CWON

· ConvaTec, Inc.: Advisory Board, Research Grant Recipient

DAVID BINION, MD · AbbVie: Investigator Initiated Research Grants · Merck: Investigator Initiated Research Grants · Takeda: Research Site Collaboration

JANICE COLWELL, APRN, CWOCN, FAAN · Coloplast Corp: Consultant, Speakers Bureau · ConvaTec, Inc.: Consultant

SHANNA FRASER, PHD, RN, ACNS-BC, CWOCN

· 3M: Speakers Bureau · Urgo Medical: Speakers Bureau

WENDY OSBORNE, RGN, MSC · Coloplast Corp: Employee

SEBASTIAN PROBST, DCLINPRAC, MNS, BNS, RN · Curea Medical, Germany: Advisory Board · MondoPharma, Switzerland: Advisory Board

SHERVIN RABIZADEH, MD, MBA · Janssen Pharmaceutical: Advisory Board · Pfizer: Advisory Board · Prometheus: Advisory Board

· StratPharma: Employee

MIKEL GRAY, PHD, RN, FNP, PNO, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN · Hillrom: Consultant · Hollister Incorporated: Consultant · Laborie Medical: Consultant

SARAH RUSSELL, MSC · ConvaTec Inc.: Consultant

TERRAN SIMS, MSN, ACNP-C, CNN-BC, COCN-C

KATHLEEN HUNTER, PHD, RN, NP

· Coloplast Corp: Consultant · Practicing Clinicians Exchange: Content Expert

· Essity: Industry Funded Study Co-Investigator

DONA LYNDHIA ISAAC, MSN/ED, RN, CWON

JANET STOIA-DAVIS, RN, CWOCN, CFCN

· ConvaTec Inc.: Advisory Board

· Coloplast Corp: Speakers Bureau · Hollister Incorporated: Speakers Bureau

DENNIS JANISSE, C.PED.

SCARLETT SUMMA, BSC, RN

· DJO Global: Consultant

· Hollister Incorporated: International Clinical Education Forum Member

KIMBERLY LEBLANC, PHD, RN, NSWOC, WOCC(C), FCAN · Mölnlycke Health Care: Research Grant Recipient

MARY LITCHFORD, PHD, RDN, LDN · · · ·

ALLISON CHENEL TREVELLINI, RN · EHOB: Consultant · Frontier Therapeutics: Consultant

Abbott Nutrition: Consultant Medline Industries: Consultant Nestle Nutrition: Consultant Prosynthesis Labs: Consultant

ADRIAN WAGG, MB, FRCP (LOND), FRCP (EDIN), FHEA · Essity: Consultant, Research Grant Recipient · Pfizer Corp: Research Grant Recipient · Urovant Sciences: Consultant

LAURIE MCNICHOL, MSN, RN, CNS, GNP, CWOCN, CWON-AP, FAAN · Hollister Incorporated: Advisory Board

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