Navigating Life Adjustments and Emotional Well-Being Post-Ostomy Surgery
National Ostomy Canada Society Webinar Series
JULY 2024
GUEST SPEAKER
Lauren Wolfe MClSC-WH, BSN, RN, CWOCN, NSWOC
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WEBINAR Details
Date: July 17, 2024 – 8:00pm ET / 5:00pm PT
Duration: 1 hr 19 mins
speaker bio
Lauren Wolfe MClSC-WH, BSN, RN, CWOCN, NSWOC
Lauren graduated from nursing school in 1990 in South Africa. She completed her Wound, Ostomy, and Continence certificate at Emory University in 2006. In 2020, Lauren completed her Master of Clinical Science – Wound Healing at Western University. She is a certified Wound Ostomy and Continence nurse at Macdonald’s Prescriptions, Fairmont location, and Vancouver General Hospital. Those who know Lauren will tell you she lives and breathes ostomy. Her dedication to her patients goes above and beyond, never turning a patient away. If she doesn’t know the answer, she will do her best to find out. In 2011, she received the CRNBC Award for Nursing Excellence; in 2023, she received the Ostomy Canada NSWOC recognition award; and in 2024, she received the VA Hospital Unsung Hero Award. She is a dedicated and compassionate wound, ostomy, and continence nurse who strives for excellence in patient care. She volunteers for the United Ostomy Association, facilitating the “20-50’s support group, the J pouch group, and the Continent Urinary Diversion group. She is an active writer for the Vancouver Ostomy HighLife and Ostomy Canada magazine. Lauren is an Ostomy Canada Lifestyle Advisor for patients.” In her free time, Lauren loves to travel, read, and spend time with her husband and two adult children.
Webinar Disclaimer
While Ostomy Canada Society and our guest presenters will do our best to help answer your questions, any questions requiring a healthcare professional to perform and assessment via telehealth or in-person should be directed instead to the Medical Lifestyle Advisory Committee. We also encourage you to reach out to your physician and/or an NSWOC in your area for further questions that aren’t answered during the webinar. Note as well that recommendations made during a webinar are not intended to be a substitute for seeking professional advice, guidance and treatment.