Diabetic Foot Risk Assessment
Synopsis Diabetic foot ulceration is one of the most serious and preventable complications of diabetes, yet many opportunities for early detection and intervention are
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| Welcome to Wounds Australia 2026!
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| Welcome to Wounds Australia 2026!
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| Welcome to Wounds Australia 2026!
| Day registration available. Register today.
| Welcome to Wounds Australia 2026!
Strengthening networks
Navigating new frontiers for better healing
Synopsis Diabetic foot ulceration is one of the most serious and preventable complications of diabetes, yet many opportunities for early detection and intervention are
The number of hard-to-heal wounds is growing every year and the primary barrier to healing them is biofilm. In this workshop we take participants
Synopsis Chronic wounds can be difficult, costly, time consuming and have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life. Timely referral by clinicians
Synopsis By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: Agenda Time Details 1330-1340 Welcome, introductions and workshop objectives. Brief overview of
Synopsis An introductory session to discover the clinical application of the Moleculight DX+ wound imaging device in Australian clinical practice. Learn from firsthand clinical
Synopsis The delivery of safe, high-quality health care must be underpinned by up-to-date evidence-based practice, taking into consideration clinical judgement, the patient’s needs and their preferences.
Synopsis This interactive workshop focuses on implementing the newly launched Incontinence‑Associated Dermatitis (IAD) guidelines into clinical practice. Released in April this year, the guidelines

Session outline Managing exudate in chronic wounds can be challenging and can impact wound healing and patient quality of life. This engaging hands-on session

Session outline Venous leg ulcers (VLUs) account for up to 70% of chronic wounds in the community and are the most common type of

Session outline Wounds can rapidly transition to stalled, hard-to-heal wounds (HTHW). This delayed healing can lead to increased costs, healthcare utilisation and suffering. To
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