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We are Wound Care Specialists, available for home and facility consultations both face to face and telehealth - nation-wide. We travel to all locations in Australia and work with facilities and families, providing bedside coaching to empower staff and expert treatments that transform wound outcomes. Wound Innovations also provides education to staff either onsite at your facility or via our suite of evidence-based online education modules which are all accredited CPD learning for individual professional development. To book a consultation or enquire about education, contact us today on: 1300 224 034 or reception@woundinnovations.com.au

About the Wound CRC: Wounds, particularly chronic wounds, have been identified as a significant health, social and economic burden. Over 450,000 Australians annually live with a chronic wound, the conservative estimated cost to the Australian Health System is over $2.5B. Our ageing population and the raising prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and obesity all impact significantly on the number and type of wounds across Australia. The Wound CRC brings together the best of industry, academia and end user organisations to improve wound healing and quality of life for people with wounds and to lessen the burden on the Australian Health System. The WMI CRCs focus of operations is on the following activities: Near-term, high impact industry-led research; Development of next generation wound products; Education of healthcare providers, patients and wound researchers; and Clinical translation of activities and resources into sustainable legacies. The first legacy created by the wound CRC is the Wound Healing Institute of Australia (WHIA). This is a company that is commercialising a range of education and training tools. It is has become a registered charity with the goal of returning excess revenue to the wounds research, education and training through the CRC participants. Our Vision: Transforming Wound Outcomes. Our Mission The WMI CRC will improve wound healing and quality of life for people with wounds and implement cost-effective wound care that lessens the burden on the Australian Health System. About the CRC Programme: The Australian Governments Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Programme supports industry-led collaborations between researchers, industry and the community. CRCs are developing new technologies, products and services that are improving peoples lives, the economy and the environment. www.business.gov.au

About the Wound CRC: Wounds, particularly chronic wounds, have been identified as a significant health, social and economic burden. Over 450,000 Australians annually live with a chronic wound, the conservative estimated cost to the Australian Health System is over $2.5B. Our ageing population and the raising prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and obesity all impact significantly on the number and type of wounds across Australia. The Wound CRC brings together the best of industry, academia and end user organisations to improve wound healing and quality of life for people with wounds and to lessen the burden on the Australian Health System. The WMI CRCs focus of operations is on the following activities: Near-term, high impact industry-led research; Development of next generation wound products; Education of healthcare providers, patients and wound researchers; and Clinical translation of activities and resources into sustainable legacies. The first legacy created by the wound CRC is the Wound Healing Institute of Australia (WHIA). This is a company that is commercialising a range of education and training tools. It is has become a registered charity with the goal of returning excess revenue to the wounds research, education and training through the CRC participants. Our Vision: Transforming Wound Outcomes. Our Mission The WMI CRC will improve wound healing and quality of life for people with wounds and implement cost-effective wound care that lessens the burden on the Australian Health System. About the CRC Programme: The Australian Governments Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Programme supports industry-led collaborations between researchers, industry and the community. CRCs are developing new technologies, products and services that are improving peoples lives, the economy and the environment. www.business.gov.au

Founded in 1968, the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®) is a professional, international nursing society of more than 5,000 healthcare professionals who are experts in the care of patients with wound, ostomy and incontinence issues. The WOCN Society is a professional community dedicated to advancing the practice and delivery of expert healthcare to individuals with wound, ostomy, and continence care needs. We support our members’ practice through advocacy, education, and research.

WOUNDED WARRIOR MENTOR PROGRAM is a company based out of 502 W BROAD ST APT 407, FALLS CHURCH, Virginia, United States.

WoundEducators offers 24/7 online courses to allow you to study for wound certification at your preferred time, pace, and location. As our courses are tailored to the requirements of individual wound care specialties, all content is relevant and no effort is wasted. Our wound care education and certification courses are nationally recognized by independent accreditation providers. Every one of our wound care education courses has been subject to intensive and systematic review by major independent accreditation providers, and all wound care education courses have been formally approved for continuing education hours. Control your learning; shape your career. Visit us online today to get started: http://www.WoundEducators.com

WoundEducators offers 24/7 online courses to allow you to study for wound certification at your preferred time, pace, and location. As our courses are tailored to the requirements of individual wound care specialties, all content is relevant and no effort is wasted. Our wound care education and certification courses are nationally recognized by independent accreditation providers. Every one of our wound care education courses has been subject to intensive and systematic review by major independent accreditation providers, and all wound care education courses have been formally approved for continuing education hours. Control your learning; shape your career. Visit us online today to get started: http://www.WoundEducators.com

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