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Wound Innovations We are Wound Care Specialists

Available for home and facility consults, telehealth and education - nation-wide

A National Clinical Service for Non-Healing Wounds

Our friendly specialists can visit your home, facility or conduct a telehealth appointment to provide evidence-based treatment. To book a consultation, download the Patient Information & Email Consent Form on our website and return: https://www.woundinnovations.com.au/clinical-services/

📚 RESOURCE SPOTLIGHT | Caring for Venous Leg UlcersVenous leg ulcers can be persistent and often require ongoing care, r...
28/10/2026

📚 RESOURCE SPOTLIGHT | Caring for Venous Leg Ulcers

Venous leg ulcers can be persistent and often require ongoing care, regular review and a good understanding of the factors that influence healing.

This month’s featured resource, Caring for Venous Leg Ulcers, provides practical information for patients, residents and carers, including:

✔️ What a venous leg ulcer is
✔️ Common signs and symptoms
✔️ The role of compression therapy
✔️ Everyday care considerations
✔️ When further clinical review may be needed

Clear, reliable information can help patients and carers better understand ongoing care and support conversations with the healthcare professionals involved.

Download this free resource and explore the Wound Innovations resource library:

🔗 www.woundinnovations.com.au/education/resources/

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Wound Insight 💡A wound is not just assessed by how it looks today.Its history is also important. How long the wound has ...
26/10/2026

Wound Insight 💡
A wound is not just assessed by how it looks today.

Its history is also important. How long the wound has been present, whether it has changed, and how it has responded to previous management can all help build a clearer clinical picture.

Understanding the wound journey over time can support more appropriate review, referral and management decisions.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

For Care Teams 👥People involved in day-to-day care may be among the first to notice when something changes.Changes in th...
25/10/2026

For Care Teams 👥

People involved in day-to-day care may be among the first to notice when something changes.

Changes in the wound itself, the surrounding skin, pain or discomfort, wound fluid, mobility or a person’s general wellbeing can all provide useful information for the healthcare professionals involved in their care.

Clear observation, documentation and communication help build a more complete clinical picture and can support timely reassessment when required.

When a wound is not progressing as expected or the care team would benefit from additional clinical input, Wound Innovations can provide specialist wound and stoma support alongside the existing healthcare team.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Meet Jenny 👋Jenny is a Clinical Nurse Specialist based in Queensland, bringing more than a decade of experience in stoma...
21/10/2026

Meet Jenny 👋

Jenny is a Clinical Nurse Specialist based in Queensland, bringing more than a decade of experience in stoma therapy and wound management across acute, community and outpatient healthcare settings.

Her passion for wound care began while working as a Registered Nurse in general surgery and colorectal services within Queensland Health, where she developed extensive experience in stoma care, acute wound management, negative pressure wound therapy and the management of complex wounds.

Jenny has completed a Graduate Certificate in Stomal Therapy and a Master of Wound Care through Monash University, further strengthening her specialist knowledge and clinical expertise.

Throughout her career, she has held Clinical Nurse positions in Stomal Therapy and Wound Management for more than 10 years and has also worked as a Venous Leg Ulcer Nurse Navigator. This experience strengthened her interest in community nursing and the importance of continuity of care across different healthcare settings.

Jenny has worked closely with high-risk foot clinics, podiatrists, orthopaedic teams, NDIS participants, carers and multidisciplinary healthcare teams, supporting both inpatient and outpatient care.

She is passionate about evidence-based wound management, education and clinical collaboration, and enjoys mentoring registered nurses and stomal therapy students to help build their confidence and knowledge.

Since joining Wound Innovations, Jenny has continued to focus on improving wound care outcomes by partnering with healthcare professionals and aged care providers to deliver specialist clinical support, education and evidence-based wound management solutions.

For Jenny, one of the most rewarding parts of her role is seeing a patient progress through their wound healing journey and knowing that the education, guidance and compassionate care provided has helped contribute to better outcomes.

Learn more about the Wound Innovations team and services:

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Wound Insight 💡Exudate is often thought of simply as wound fluid, but it can tell us much more than that.The amount, col...
19/10/2026

Wound Insight 💡
Exudate is often thought of simply as wound fluid, but it can tell us much more than that.

The amount, colour and consistency of exudate can all form part of the wound assessment and may help indicate how the wound is progressing over time. Changes in exudate may also suggest that the wound, surrounding skin or management approach needs closer review.

Ongoing assessment helps ensure wound care remains responsive to the patient’s current needs.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Clinical Checklist ✔️When seeking specialist wound support, having the right information available can help provide a cl...
18/10/2026

Clinical Checklist ✔️

When seeking specialist wound support, having the right information available can help provide a clearer clinical picture and support more informed assessment.

Details such as the wound history, changes over time, current and previous management, relevant medical history and recent clinical observations can all help the specialist team better understand the situation.

Where clinically appropriate, securely managed wound photographs may also provide useful additional information.

Specialist wound support can work alongside the existing care team to provide additional assessment, guidance and recommendations when needed.

To learn more about referrals and Wound Innovations services:

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Look Beyond the Wound 🔎During National Nutrition Week, we’re highlighting one of the many broader factors that may influ...
14/10/2026

Look Beyond the Wound 🔎

During National Nutrition Week, we’re highlighting one of the many broader factors that may influence wound healing: nutrition.

Wound management is not only about what is happening at the wound itself. A person’s nutrition and hydration, mobility, underlying health conditions, medications and other individual circumstances can all contribute to the wider clinical picture.

When a wound is not progressing as expected, looking beyond the wound can help identify areas that may require further assessment or support.

Effective wound care considers the whole person.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Wound Insight 💡A wound assessment involves more than looking at the wound bed alone.The wound edge can provide useful in...
12/10/2026

Wound Insight 💡
A wound assessment involves more than looking at the wound bed alone.

The wound edge can provide useful information about what is happening with the wound and whether healing is progressing as expected. Changes around the edge of the wound may help indicate whether the current management approach remains appropriate or whether further review may be needed.

Looking at the broader wound picture helps support more informed clinical decision making and more responsive care.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

During National Carers Week, we recognise the important role carers play in supporting people living with wounds and sto...
11/10/2026

During National Carers Week, we recognise the important role carers play in supporting people living with wounds and stomas.

Carers may help with appointments, day-to-day support, observing changes and communicating important information to healthcare professionals.

Clear information and good communication between the patient, carer and wider healthcare team can help support continuity of care.

Wound Innovations also provides practical educational resources designed for patients, residents and carers.

Explore our free resources:

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au/education/resources/
📧 [email protected]
📞 1300 224 034

Living with a chronic wound can have a significant impact – physically, emotionally and financially.Research shows that ...
07/10/2026

Living with a chronic wound can have a significant impact – physically, emotionally and financially.

Research shows that people living with chronic wounds pay an average of $340 per week in out-of-pocket costs associated with their wound care.

For many people, wound management can involve ongoing dressings, appointments, treatment and changes to everyday life.

Accessing appropriate wound care and identifying the factors that may be delaying healing can help improve outcomes and reduce the ongoing burden of a chronic wound.

At Wound Innovations, our clinicians provide specialist assessment and management for acute, chronic and complex wounds.

If you or someone you care for has a wound that isn’t healing as expected, specialist support is available.

🌐 woundinnovations.com.au
📞 1300 224 034

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