

Feb 4th NSWOCC Webinar: Canadian Ostomy Reimbursement and the Disability Tax Credit
On behalf of Cathy and I, and NSWOCC, we just wanted to share the information for our upcoming Webinar on Canadian Ostomy Reimbursement and the
Ostomy Canada Society
On behalf of Cathy and I, and NSWOCC, we just wanted to share the information for our upcoming Webinar on Canadian Ostomy Reimbursement and the
In order to improve care for people living with a Kock Pouch, we are trying to better understand how many people there are in Canada
Part of the money raised during the Annual Step Up For Ostomy is used to provide Education Awards. There are two education award programs:
On May 29th the NSWOCC Wound Ostomy and Continence Institute is holding its Virtual Graduation Ceremony. Karen Campbell of London, Ontario, is the recipient of
ADP Grant Applications for Ostomy: Change in procedure due to COVID-19- Please be aware Dear NSWOCC Ontario Members, Re: Pandemic impact on ADP Ostomy Funding Process
Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC) partnered with the Canadian Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (CSCRS) in order to develop and
A replay of the webinar regarding the Ostomy Canada Youth Camp that was held on February 11, 2020. The webinar is about an hour long.
Watch this short video promoting Ostomy Canada Youth Camp. For more information, visit the Ostomy Canada Youth Camp website.
The last few months haven’t been easy for Samantha Mack-Moody and her mom Leah Mack.
Samantha needed emergency surgery late last fall in Williams Lake that uncovered a case of undiagnosed diverticulitis, an inflammation in the intestines that can lead to a bowel perforation typically seen in older people.
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