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At Wound Innovations, we are proud to have two Wound Management Nurse Practitioners in our national clinical team, Lynette (based in Western Australia) and Tabatha (based in South Australia), with Sharon (Queensland) very close to completing her NP studies. NPs are a vital role in our service delivery and enable us to provide wound care services…
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Our High-Risk Foot Clinic is the natural extension of our specialist inter-disciplinary wound care service. Our HRF Clinic aims to prevent new or recurrent foot ulcers in people with peripheral arterial disease, peripheral neuropathy or deformity. The service is located at our facilities in the medial precinct at 55 Little Edward St Spring Hill. As standard, our…
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Earn 14 Hours CPD and learn evidence-based theory and techniques of Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement (CSWD) and in this interactive full day workshop. DOWNLOAD EVENT FLYER Located at our state of the art learning facilities at Spring Hill, this event utilises a practical skills development approach to empower you in utilising CSWD techniques in a…
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Earn 10 Hours CPD and learn evidence-based management of lymphoedema and wound care in this half day workshop. DOWNLOAD EVENT FLYER Located at our state of the art learning facilities at Spring Hill, this event utilises a practical skills development approach to learning about evidenced based management of lymphodema in chronic wounds. Learning Outcomes: Display…
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They walk us around all day, squeeze into uncomfortable shoes, take a knock here and there and rarely complain. But for people with diabetes, feet are also often over-looked as the management of other aspects of diabetes takes higher priority. And with 1.7 million Australians living with diabetes, and 50,000 Australians living with diabetic foot…
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Diabetic foot disease (DFD) is globally recognised as the leading cause of all lower-limb amputations, and in Australia alone, it results in 4,400 amputations, 27,600 hospitalisations and nearly 1,700 deaths each year. The Wound Management Innovation Cooperative Research Centre (Wound CRC), Wound Innovations and the Australian Diabetes Society (ADS), today announced that Diabetic Foot Australia…
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