A case study examining the development and launch of first Canadian paediatric recommendations for diaper dermatitis/PIAD by NSWOCC. Read More... "Birthing new Canadian paediatric recommendations"
Parastomal Hernia New Recommendations | Case Study
This case study examines the parastomal hernia recommendations for nurses in Canada development and launched by Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC). Read More... "Parastomal Hernia New Recommendations | Case Study"
T.I.M.E. for Canadian wound debridement recommendations | Case study
This case study examines the debridement recommendations for nurses in Canada development and launched by Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC). Read More... "T.I.M.E. for Canadian wound debridement recommendations | Case study"
New standards of practice for NWSOCC | Case study
This case study examines the development and launch of the new Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC) Standards of Practice 3rd edition. Read More... "New standards of practice for NWSOCC | Case study"
New recommendations for intermittent catheterization | Case study
This case study examines the intermittent catheterization practice recommendations for nurses. They mark a Canadian collaboration to help make single-use catheters available. Read More... "New recommendations for intermittent catheterization | Case study"
New position statement – Preoperative stoma site marking | Case study
A joint Canadian position statement between Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence and colorectal surgeons marks a poignant step. This case study explores the process of this collaboration been nurses and physicians to improve outcomes for patients undergoing ostomy surgery. Read More... "New position statement – Preoperative stoma site marking | Case study"
A local Canadian lens on the burden of wounds
The burden of wounds in Canada is to be explored at the 5th Skin Integrity & Infection Prevention conference. The conference examines the unique challenges to Canada of the inter-cultural and rural context in maintaining the integrity of the skin. Read More... "A local Canadian lens on the burden of wounds"
Application of Artificial Intelligence to Stop The Pressure
The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data science can create a paradigm shift in managing those at risk of pressure injuries/ulcers. Read More... "Application of Artificial Intelligence to Stop The Pressure"
Adoption of the Wound Care Quality Standards in Ontario
Wound Care Quality Standards are the foundation for the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care in Ontario (MOHLTC). Here we reflect on the thought-provoking Ontario Wound Interest Group (OntWIG) symposium that examined the adoption of the Health Quality Ontario quality standards covering diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries and venous leg ulcers. Read More... "Adoption of the Wound Care Quality Standards in Ontario"
Charity Spotlight – Lindsay Leg Club Foundation
Leg Clubs are a social model of care for people suffering from lower limb conditions such as leg ulcers. Patients or Leg Club members meet for treatment in a non-medical setting and are seen on a drop-in basis. Leg Clubs provide more than just a clinical service; they look after a person’s whole well-being. Here we explore why the Lindsay Leg Club Foundation service delivery model is a beacon for patient-centred care. Read More... "Charity Spotlight – Lindsay Leg Club Foundation"