| 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 Lower limb and foot wounds are more likely to heal when a balanced environment supports tissue viability. Achieving this balance requires identifying and reducing factors
Session outline This session will deepen your knowledge of complex wound types and their intricacies. Expand on expert assessment and diagnosis. Will cover specialised
Session outline The guiding principles of wound care have always been focused around defining the wound, identifying any associated factors that may influence the
Objectives To perform a single-center, open-label, randomized controlled trial comparing the closure rates of non-healing grade 3A (University of Texas classification system) diabetic foot
Session outline This session, sponsored by Convatec, will showcase an innovative, data-guided activity that was designed to bring about positive change in the management
Session outline Join us for a practical discussion about the application of single-use negative pressure wound therapy (sNPWT) and its transformative impact on wound
Session outline The importance of patient empowerment in wound management is underscored by our ageing demographic and dispersed population. This education session will focus
Session outline This session will be presented by Fares Al-Khaliliy of Care of Sweden, who will lead the audience through an in-depth exploration of
Session outline Join us for an engaging session led by Rebecca Aburn and assisted by Jen Sanderson, who will share with you how compression
Session outline Presentation by Catherine Leahy, Wound Prevention and Management Clinical Nurse Consultant, NSW Health, on her experience treating hard-to-heal wounds. The presentation will
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