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Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care / NSWOCC Collaboration PSW Long Term Care Project Application Applications are now closed. Sorry, but this form is now closed. Applicant Information First name* Last name* Home Address (NOT your work address)* Home City* Home Postal Code* Primary Phone Number* Personal Email Address* Work Email (this is YOUR work email)* Date* Year Month Month Day Are you a Personal Support Worker?* Yes No As the applicant, I acknowledge that I need personal access to a computer and the internet to be successful in the program. I also acknowledge that I will need to commit 15-20 hours per week to complete the coursework. Applicant Signature* Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Employer/Supervisor Information Employer Name and Facility (if Facility applicable)* Employer Address* Employer Town/City* Employer Postal Code* Employer Phone Number* Supervisor/Manager Name* Supervisor/Manager Email* As the applicant’s supervisor or manager, I acknowledge and support the applicant’s enrolment into the PSW SWAN program. Supervisor/Manager Signature* Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Submit NURSES WITH A UNIVERSITY DEGREE ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THIS PROGRAM

< Back Skin Wellness Associate Nurse - (SWAN) SE Health Ottawa, ON, Canada Full Time View Full Job Description How to Apply Please apply online melissagouthro@sehc.com View Full Job Description Job Description POSITION SUMMARY: As a member of the Wound Ostomy Continence (WOC) team, the Skin Wellness Associate Nurse (SWAN) works collaboratively with the Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC) to meet the needs of individuals/families with ostomies, acute and chronic wounds, and urinary and fecal continence concerns. POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES: Clinical Support and Consultation Perform detailed holistic assessment of clients with wound, ostomy and/or continence related concerns Formulate treatment recommendations in collaboration with he interprofessional team, and develop a plan of care based on the holistic assessment of clients who require wound, ostomy, and/or continence care Evaluate the plan of care and escalate to the Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy, and Continence (NSWOC) when clinically indicated Involve the K2P Wound Care Resource Nurses (K2P WCRN) in the evaluation process as appropriate Provide education and mentorship experiences to build wound, ostomy and continence knowledge and capacity within SE Health Provide consultation to care providers within the organization Facilitate dissemination of wound, ostomy, and continence knowledge Coordinates/collaborates with interprofessional team across the continuum of care Program Development/Leadership Support quality health care through teaching, mentoring, and quality monitoring Optimize client outcomes through review of quality improvement (QI) reports to prioritize need Identify nursing trends and issues related to wound ostomy and continence management Assist in the development of information tools and educational initiatives for care providers Remain up to date on current evidence related to wound, ostomy, and continence best practices Collaborate with professional nursing associations to develop and enhance the delivery of health care for Canadians Participate in local funder initiatives/working groups as required Requirements/Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS: Current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario Successful completion of the Skin Wellness Associate Nurse (SWAN) program, developed by the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Institute for Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada Flexibility and a commitment to advancing wound, ostomy, and continence care at SE Health A willingness to participate in further education programs/courses to remain current Adoption of the SE model for wound care delivery through mentorship of K2P WCRN Excellent interpersonal, communication (oral and written) and critical thinking skills Demonstrated skills working independently and in a team environment A demonstrated appreciation for Quality Improvement processes A current CPR certificate is required A valid driver’s license and vehicle (travel required) Updated immunization records, clear criminal background check, and Vulnerable sector check are required upon hire. A willingness to attain required SE Health certifications. Availability to work days, evenings, nights and every other weekend. Strong computer skills in MS Word, MS Excel, Email, etc. This is a physically demanding position and requires hand, arm and shoulder dexterity, sensory ability, lifting to a maximum of approximately fifty-five (55) pounds, walking, climbing stairs, standing, bending, reaching, and frequent movement. An ability to use computer word processing, power point, email, and source information on the internet is preferred Company/Organization Description About Us: At SE, we love what we do. Every day, we bring hope and happiness to clients, homes, and communities across Canada. We treat each person with dignity and love, like our own family; we build empathy; and we do the right thing. We are always inspired to make a difference. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, we share knowledge, provide the best care, and help each client to realize their most meaningful goals for health and wellbeing. We are an inclusive workplace offering competitive pay, benefits, pension, and work life balance. We’re a great place to work, and we hope you’ll join our team. Please note that due to the unprecedented circumstance of the Global Pandemic and the resultant public health crisis; and in the interest of the health and safety of our patients/clients, employees, and greater good of public health, SE Health requires those that wish to work for this organization to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Fully vaccinated means a person has received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and it has been 14 days since the last dose SE Health is committed to the success of all its employees. If you feel you need accommodations because of illness or disability, please do not hesitate to contact the Talent Acquisition team at careers@sehc.com at your earliest convenience.

PRIVACY POLICY - PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION Policy Statement The Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC) controls the collection, use and disclosure of personal information in accordance with the requirements set out in Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). This privacy policy explains how NSWOCC handles personal information. This policy forms part of the Terms of Use for NSWOCC websites (the “Site”). Through posting visible links to this privacy statement on various pages of its websites, NSWOCC has made a reasonable effort to ensure that you are advised of the purposes and terms under which your personal information will be used. Any questions or complaints can be directed to: Privacy Officer NSWOCC National Office 66 Leopolds Drive Ottawa, ON K1V 7E3 Email: office@NSWOCC.ca to the attention of the Privacy Officer Read the full Privacy Policy

< Back Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence SE Health - Bradford Bradford, Bradford West Gwillimbury, ON, Canada Full-Time Permanent $2000 Sign on Bonus View Full Job Description How to Apply Please apply online Contact careers@sehc.com for more information View Full Job Description Job Description POSITION SUMMARY: As a member of the Wound Ostomy Continence (WOC) Team in Bradford the NSWOC provides specialized holistic assessment and management as an interprofessional team member to meet the needs of individuals/families with ostomies, acute and chronic wounds, and urinary and fecal continence concerns. There are many reasons why you will want to bring your talent to our team: Competitive Compensation. Our Total Rewards package includes a competitive salary, group benefits, RRSP pension, and exclusive perks/discounts available only to SE Health staff. $2000 sign on bonus Develop yourself with SE. We have education bursaries, Tuition Assistance Programs, continuing education, training, and professional development to support your life-long learning Grow your career. SE health is a large national organization with diverse healthcare business lines. You’ll have an opportunity and will be supported to do different types of patient-facing nursing roles in different locations if that is what you’re interested in. Or you can pivot to supporting or leadership positions where you use your nursing skills as a foundation to contribute and make an impact in different ways. Subsidized RNAO memberships RESPONSIBILITIES: Clinical Support and Consultation Perform detailed holistic assessment of clients with wound, ostomy and/or continence related concerns Formulate treatment recommendations in collaboration with the interprofessional team, and develop a plan of care based on the holistic assessment for clients who require wound, ostomy, and/or continence care Evaluate the plan of care, involve the Wound Ostomy Resource Nurse (WORN) and/or K2P Wound Care Resource Nurses (K2P WCRN) in evaluation process as appropriate Provide education and mentorship experiences in order to build wound, ostomy and continence knowledge and capacity within SE Health Provide consultation to care providers within the organization Facilitate the dissemination of wound, ostomy and continence knowledge Coordinates/collaborates with interprofessional team across the continuum of care to reduce duplication of services, client anxiety, and cost Program Development/Leadership Supports quality health care through teaching, mentoring, program development and quality monitoring Optimizes client outcomes through review of Quality Improvement (QI) reports to prioritize need Identify nursing trends and issues related to specialty wound ostomy and continence management Assist in the development of information tools and educational initiatives for care providers Remain updated on current evidence related to wound, ostomy and continence best practices Promote and participate in research-based practice Identify potential research initiatives Promote and participate in research projects. Submit case studies for publication Participate in conferences through poster presentations or oral abstracts. Support WORNs and K2P WCRNs in development of posters and case studies for conference presentation Participates with professional nursing associations to develop and enhance the delivery of health care for Canadians Collaborate in local Home and Community Care Support Services (HCCSS) initiatives/working groups as required. Requirements/Qualifications Must have completed Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence Canada (NSWOCC) WOC-EP program (international certification will be considered if approved by NSWOCC), Must be an active member of NSWOCC, Must be an RN with current certificate of competence with the College of Nurses of Ontario, Flexibility and a commitment to advancing wound, ostomy and continence care at SE Health is required, CNA certification credential WOCC(C) preferred, A willingness to participate in further education programs/courses to remain current Adoption of the SE model for wound care delivery through mentorship of WORN/K2P WCRN, A vehicle and valid driver’s license and a willingness to travel are required, Excellent communication and teaching skills are required, A comprehensive knowledge of community health care is preferred, Demonstrated teaching skills and expertise in preparing effective teaching tools and methods are preferred, if not a willingness to develop in that area, An ability to use computer word processing, power point, email, and source information on the internet is preferred. Company/Organization Description About SE Health At SE, we love what we do. Every day, we bring hope and happiness to clients, homes, and communities across Canada. We treat each person with dignity and love, like our own family; we build empathy; and we do the right thing. We are always inspired to make a difference. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, we share knowledge, provide the best care, and help each client to realize their most meaningful goals for health and wellbeing. We are an inclusive workplace offering competitive pay, benefits, pension, and work life balance. We’re a great place to work, and we hope you’ll join our team. In the interest of the health and safety of our patients/clients, employees, and greater good of public health, SE Health requires those that wish to work for this organization to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Fully vaccinated means a person has received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and it has been 14 days since the last dose. SE Health is committed to the success of all its employees. If you feel you need accommodations because of illness or disability, please do not hesitate to contact the Talent Acquisition team at careers@sehc.com at your earliest convenience

Publications < Back Lina Martins MScN, BScN, RN, NSWOC, WOCC(C), FNSWOC Publications Lina Martins is a Clinical Nurse Specialist, certified Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC) at London Health Sciences Centre in Canada. She graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a BSc/MSc in Nursing and completed her wound, ostomy and continence education through the Wound, Ostomy, Continence Institute (1999). Lina has published on both wound/ostomy issues, inclusive of peristomal skin complications and a research validated peristomal skin tool. She was a panel participant in the development of the RNAO Best Practice Guidelines for ostomy care, and most recently the NSWOCC Debridement Best Practice Recommendations. Lina is the NSWOCC Editor-in-Chief for NSWOC Advance, and the Canadian Feature Editor for JWOCN. Lina provides consultation on acute/chronic wounds and ostomy care, with a specialized focus on fistula management and complicated stoma presentations. She is the co-chair of an interdisciplinary team guiding wound/ostomy policy development. She advocates on behalf of patients across the continuum of care and provides leadership, mentorship, and education to staff/patients/students.

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< Back Christine Murphy PhD, MClSc(WH), BSc, NSWOC, WOCC(C), FNSWOC Dr. Murphy works at The Ottawa Hospital Limb Preservation Centre in the vascular surgery department. Currently she has a clinical, education and research focus in complex vascular wounds, diabetic foot ulcer and limb preservation. Key Contributions and Recognitions: Past President of Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada Co-lead of Diabetes Action Canada SPOR Network Foot Care Chair of the International Biofilm-Based Wound Care Panel Developed globally recognized Wound Hygiene Consensus Document Faculty member at Western University’s Master of Clinical Science program Previous Next

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NSWOCs are specialized nurses. A Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC) is a registered nurse with advanced and specialized knowledge and clinical skills in wound, ostomy and continence care who has graduated from a World Council of Enterostomal Therapists (WCET) recognized education program. Who are Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOCs)? NSWOCs are specialized nurses. A Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC) is a registered nurse with advanced and specialized knowledge and clinical skills in wound, ostomy and continence care who has graduated from a World Council of Enterostomal Therapists (WCET) recognized education program. NSWOCs are CNA Certified. Recognized as Nurses who have specialized training in wound, ostomy and continence by the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA), NSWOCs are the ONLY nursing specialty with CNA certification in wound, ostomy and continence care (WOCC(C)). NSWOCs are across the continuum of care. From acute care hospitals, outpatient clinics, community, long term care and in independent practice, an NSWOC provides specialized holistic assessment and management as an interprofessional team member to meet the needs of individuals/families with ostomies, acute and chronic wounds and urinary and fecal continence problems. The NSWOC Power of 3 As healthcare spending in Canada continues to climb, pressure on healthcare administrators to deliver cost-efficient care is intensifying—and policymakers are ever-more focused on ensuring quality and system sustainability. Wound, ostomy and continence challenges are common across all Canadian healthcare settings—and their management places a financial burden on the healthcare system. Registered 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 for patients. Discover the NSWOC Power of 3 Become an NSWOC! The Wound, Ostomy & Continence Institute’s Wound, Ostomy and Continence Education Program (WOC-EP) provides baccalaureate-prepared Registered Nurses with post graduate education and preparation for Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) certification in the wound, ostomy and continence tri-specialty with a focus on quality clinical and cost outcomes. Learn more & apply now! Name Change Tool Kit As of May 4, 2018, the Canadian Association for Enterostomal Therapy (CAET) changed their name to “Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy, & Continence Canada” (NSWOCC). The Enterostomal Therapy Nurse (ETN) is now known as “Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence” (NSWOC). NSWOCC Designation and Credential Position Statement NSWOC Position statement Name change notice Designation & Credentials "My NSWOC was my support line. She gave me her knowledge, friendliness and respect. To this day I think about how lucky I was that she was available and that she offered her phone number to reach her at any time. Sixteen years later, I live without a large bowel, I have a stoma—and I have never looked back. With the help of this nurse, today I am healthy both physically and mentally." ANN DURKEE Ostomy Patient, Nova Scotia

Ontario Wound, Ostomy and Continence Summit Improving Healthcare in Ontario: Specialized Wound, Ostomy and Continence Access for all Ontarians Bringing together patients, health care administration, government & academic partners, senior nurses from the community & continuing care, registered charities focused on patients and specialized nursing care, NSWOCs, and industry representatives. Friday, June 7, 2024 8am -1pm ET Venue Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre 801 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON M9W 1J5 Objectives Engaging patients, health care administration, government & academic partners, senior nurses from the community & continuing care, and Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOCs) to: Provide the current status on best practices in wound, ostomy and continence within the Province of Ontario. Evaluate a patient’s experience living with an ostomy in Ontario. Determine the economic burden for people living with an ostomy through the review of the ostomy impact study. Discuss the delivery of quality care supporting a positive patient experience in the Ontario home care setting. Discuss interprofessional skin and wound care innovation in the province of Ontario. Full Program Digital Flyer Meeting Proceedings Download the meeting proceedings Program Download Program Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre Hotel Reservations We've secured a special group rate for accommodations at the Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre for the NSWOCC – Ontario Wound, Ostomy and Continence Summit. Don't miss out on this exclusive offer! To ensure you get the best deal, be sure to book your stay by May 17, 2024. Simply click on the link below to reserve your room at the discounted rate of $209 CAD per night: Book your stay by May 17, 2024 In partnership with: Attending Industry Partners Attending the Ontario Summit as an Industry Partner Demonstrate to key healthcare stakeholders your commitment to improving Wound, Ostomy and/or Continence care for nurses & patients by attending the Ontario Wound, Ostomy and Continence Summit as an industry partner! As an attending industry partner, NSWOCC would provide you with a booth space at the event with a 6’ table and two chairs. Your partnership will also include complimentary registration and breakfast for your attending reps (up to 2 reps), as well as your logo on the event website, flyer, and other marketing material. NSWOCC will also acknowledge you during opening and closing remarks. The cost to attend as an Industry Partner is $2,000. Email office@nswoc.ca to confirm your spot

Urinary Catheter Decision Aids A series of 4 decision aids developed by NSWOCC in 2024. Contexte Aide à la Décision pour le Cathétérisme Urinaire Intermittent chez l'Adulte Aide à la Décision pour le Cathétérisme Urinaire Permanent chez l'Adulte Aide à la Décision pour le Cathétérisme Urinaire Intermittent Pédiatrique Aide à la Décision pour le Cathétérisme Urinaire Permanent Pédiatrique Article dans l'Advance ISPSC Membres du groupe de travail Urethral catheterization is necessary for individuals unable to empty their bladder to otherwise prevent complications resulting from urinary retention. Feedback from Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence, in 2020, following the launch of the Clean Intermittent Urethral Catheterization in Adults - Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for Nurses identified the lack of standardization in the use of urinary catheters across the health care spectrum. This identified a need for nursing decision aids to guide catheter selection and prompted the formation of a task force to develop standardized decision aids. A group of twenty-four nurses with expertise in the field of continence were drawn from relevant professional associations across Canada. The work of this expert group and the resulting four decision aids below provide a standardized approach to support nurses on appropriate catheter selection for intermittent and indwelling catheterization for patients of all ages. Adult Intermittent Urinary Catheter Decision Aid AIDE-MÉMOIRE POUR CATHÉTER URINAIRE INTERMITTENT ADULTE English Français Nurses must practice within nursing regulatory body scope of practice and in accordance with health care organizational policies and procedures. Developed by a nursing task force through Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC). Sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Coloplast Canada. Trademarks acknowledged. This is one of four decision aids and may be used under Creative Commons license. NSWOCC, 2024. Les infirmières doivent exercer dans le cadre de leur champ d’exercice, et conformément aux politiques et procédures organisationnelles. Référez-vous toujours aux instructions d’utilisation du fabricant. Élaboré par un groupe de travail de professionnels en soins infirmiers en collaboration avec les Infirmières Spécialisées en Plaies, Stomies et Continence Canada (ISPSCC). Commandité par une subvention éducative sans restriction de Coloplast Canada. Toutes les marques de commerce citées ont été reconnues. Il s'agit de l'un des quatre aide-mémoires et peut être utilisé sous licence Creative Commons. © ISPSCC, 2024. Adult Indwelling Urinary Catheter Decision Aid AIDE-MÉMOIRE POUR CATHÉTER URINAIRE À DEMEURE ADULTE English Français Nurses must practice within nursing regulatory body scope of practice and in accordance with health care organizational policies and procedures. Developed by a nursing task force through Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC). Sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Coloplast Canada. Trademarks acknowledged. This is one of four decision aids and may be used under Creative Commons license. NSWOCC, 2024. Les infirmières doivent exercer dans le cadre de leur champ d’exercice, et conformément aux politiques et procédures organisationnelles. Référez-vous toujours aux instructions d’utilisation du fabricant. Élaboré par un groupe de travail de professionnels en soins infirmiers en collaboration avec les Infirmières Spécialisées en Plaies, Stomies et Continence Canada (ISPSCC). Commandité par une subvention éducative sans restriction de Coloplast Canada. Toutes les marques de commerce citées ont été reconnues. Il s'agit de l'un des quatre aide-mémoires et peut être utilisé sous licence Creative Commons. © ISPSCC, 2024. Paediatric Intermittent Urinary Catheter Decision Aid AIDE-MÉMOIRE POUR CATHÉTER URINAIRE INTERMITTENT PÉDIATRIQUE English Français Nurses must practice within nursing regulatory body scope of practice and in accordance with health care organizational policies and procedures. Developed by a nursing task force through Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC). Sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Coloplast Canada. Trademarks acknowledged. This is one of four decision aids and may be used under Creative Commons license. NSWOCC, 2024. Les infirmières doivent exercer dans le cadre de leur champ d’exercice, et conformément aux politiques et procédures organisationnelles. Référez-vous toujours aux instructions d’utilisation du fabricant. Élaboré par un groupe de travail de professionnels en soins infirmiers en collaboration avec les Infirmières Spécialisées en Plaies, Stomies et Continence Canada (ISPSCC). Commandité par une subvention éducative sans restriction de Coloplast Canada. Toutes les marques de commerce citées ont été reconnues. Il s'agit de l'un des quatre aide-mémoires et peut être utilisé sous licence Creative Commons. © ISPSCC, 2024. Paediatric Indwelling Urinary Catheter Decision Aid AIDE-MÉMOIRE POUR CATHÉTER URINAIRE À DEMEURE PÉDIATRIQUE English Français Nurses must practice within nursing regulatory body scope of practice and in accordance with health care organizational policies and procedures. Developed by a nursing task force through Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC). Sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Coloplast Canada. Trademarks acknowledged. This is one of four decision aids and may be used under Creative Commons license. NSWOCC, 2024. Les infirmières doivent exercer dans le cadre de leur champ d’exercice, et conformément aux politiques et procédures organisationnelles. Référez-vous toujours aux instructions d’utilisation du fabricant. Élaboré par un groupe de travail de professionnels en soins infirmiers en collaboration avec les Infirmières Spécialisées en Plaies, Stomies et Continence Canada (ISPSCC). Commandité par une subvention éducative sans restriction de Coloplast Canada. Toutes les marques de commerce citées ont été reconnues. Il s'agit de l'un des quatre aide-mémoires et peut être utilisé sous licence Creative Commons. © ISPSCC, 2024. Article: Development of a decision aid for nurses supporting urinary catheter selection Download Published in both French and English in the NSWOC Advance volume 35, Issue 1 (March 2024). Abstract Urethral catheterization is necessary for individuals unable to empty their bladder to otherwise prevent complications resulting from urinary retention. Feedback from Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence, in 2020, following the launch of the Clean Intermittent Urethral Catheterization in Adults - Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for Nurses identified the lack of standardization in the use of urinary catheters across the health care spectrum. This identified a need for nursing decision aids to guide catheter selection and prompted the formation of a task force to develop standardized decision aids. A group of twenty-four nurses with expertise in the field of continence were drawn from relevant professional associations across Canada. The work of this expert group and the resulting four decision aids, launched in spring of 2024, provides a standardized approach to support nurses on appropriate catheter selection for intermittent and indwelling catheterization for patients of all ages. Task Force Members We would like to thank the amazing task force who have worked diligently to create these important decision aids. Task force members: Karen Campbell led the task force supporting the development of the decision aids. Members in alphabetical order included: Ehsan Adiban, Tarik Alam, Barbara Anderson, Madeleine Ashcroft, Genet Begashaw, Jennifer Bilbie, Michelle Buffalo, Marcia Carr, Berenice Chan, Valérie Chaplain, Natalie Kameka, Corey Knott, Carly Lindsay, Jana Lognon, Svea Ménard, Valentina Popov, Gina Porter, Jodi Quinlan, Gita Rafiee, Laura Robbs, Kaila Snider, Ashley Thompson, and Andrea Trainor. Louise Rudden was consulted as a subject matter expert on using catheters in the paediatric population. Sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Coloplast Canada.