| Thank you for attending Wounds Australia 2026 Conference!
| Save the Date · Wounds Australia 2028 Conference · 29 October – 1 November 2028
| Thank you for attending Wounds Australia 2026 Conference!
| Save the Date · Wounds Australia 2028 Conference · 29 October – 1 November 2028
| Thank you for attending Wounds Australia 2026 Conference!
| Save the Date · Wounds Australia 2028 Conference · 29 October – 1 November 2028
| Thank you for attending Wounds Australia 2026 Conference!
| Save the Date · Wounds Australia 2028 Conference · 29 October – 1 November 2028
23-26 AUG, ADELAIDE
Strengthening networks
Navigating new frontiers for better healing
Synopsis Every day, clinicians make decisions with the best intentions for their patients, yet healthcare systems often reward short-term cost containment over long-term value
Session Aim To provide clinicians with practical insight into the lived experience of wounds and translate consumer experiences into meaningful, evidence-informed, person-centred clinical practice.
Synopsis Compression therapy is a cornerstone intervention in the management of venous disease, lymphoedema, and chronic oedema, yet preventable harm continues to occur in
Synopsis Utilising novel nitric oxide technology, Dr Chris Manu will present clinical evidence, supported by his own patient case experiences. These demonstrate effective and fast wound healing enabled by the unique multimodal dressing. A local panel of clinical
Synopsis Join our breakfast session to explore the approaches to wound environment management, including the role of continuous integral debridement and how URGO Medical
Synopsis Join us for an engaging breakfast session exploring the clinical and biomechanical factors that influence dressing selection in modern wound care. As clinicians
Synopsis Join Dr Gabrielle McMullin for a thought-provoking session exploring the realities of managing chronic oedema in complex and high-risk patient presentations. This session
Synopsis Join us for an engaging breakfast seminar at the Wound Australia Conference that brings evidence to life through real‑world clinical experience. This session
Synopsis Join us for a breakfast seminar with Dr Justine O’Hara and Miranda Pye, exploring wound reconstruction and the role of Negative Pressure Wound
Synopsis This session combines expert insight and practical application to advance best practice in the management and treatment of skin tears. Professor Dimitri Beeckman
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