Guest Editorial
In it together: Moving mountains to create a world of better wound, ostomy and continence care - WCET®-NSWOCC® 2026 Joint Congress
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With cloudless skies across Vancouver, we could clearly see the mountains which represented this year’s WCET-NSWOCC Joint Congress theme: In it together – moving mountains to create a better world for wound, ostomy and continence care. This year’s joint congress brought together clinicians, researchers, educators, and leaders from around the world for a unique educational experience designed to bridge science, practice, and culture – a theme that reflects both the diversity
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