This workshop is hosted by the Wheatbelt Health Professionals Network and supported by the Western Australian Ostomy Association Incorporated and Bowel & Stoma Health WA. This in-person workshop is a valuable opportunity for local health professionals to build practical skills and share knowledge.
Designed to encourage hands-on learning and open discussion, the sessions will be led by Tania, who brings a wealth of experience and expertise in Stoma care.

For further information, please email the WBHPN Coordinator

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Event Details
30 Sep 2026
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30 Sep 2026
Wheatbelt
Free
All Professions
Wound Care
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