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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/

11/03/2026

Meet Kelley Dunk, Stomal Therapist and Wound Care Specialist at Wound Innovations, supporting patients and care teams across Queensland.

With more than 12 years of experience working with people living with faecal and urinary stomas, as well as complex and chronic wounds, Kelley brings extensive clinical expertise and genuine compassion to her role.

Having worked across both public and private health sectors, Kelley consistently delivers high quality, evidence based care. She is deeply committed to combining hands on clinical practice with education, recognising that building knowledge, skill and confidence is essential when supporting vulnerable members of our community.

Through Wound Innovations, Kelley works closely with aged care facilities, community providers and GP clinics to deliver holistic wound and stoma care grounded in comprehensive assessment and best practice management.

Her dedication to clinical excellence, collaboration and patient centred care reflects Wound Innovations’ commitment to improving outcomes for patients Australia wide.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

09/03/2026

Wound healing is not always linear.

Some days look better. Some days look worse. Progress does not always move in a straight upward direction.

Fluctuation does not automatically mean failure. It often means the wound is responding to multiple internal and external factors.

Understanding this helps carers avoid unnecessary panic and focus on consistent, appropriate management.

Have you seen a wound fluctuate before improving? Save this post for future reference or share it with your team.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

08/03/2026

Telehealth is transforming access to specialist wound care.

Did you know wound consultations can be delivered via telehealth across Australia?

Telehealth allows:
• Faster specialist input
• Reduced travel for clients
• Support in regional and remote areas
• Real-time collaboration with on-site carers

When delivered correctly, telehealth is not a compromise. It is a clinically effective and practical solution that ensures specialist guidance is accessible when and where it’s needed.

If you are managing a complex wound in a regional or remote setting, our team can support you.

Contact us to learn how telehealth referrals work.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

04/03/2026

Myth: All wounds should be kept dry.
Fact: Appropriate moisture balance often supports better healing.

Wound management is not one-size-fits-all. Dressing choice, exudate levels and tissue type all influence healing.

Small adjustments can make significant differences in outcomes.

Have you heard this myth before? Comment “MYTH” if this surprised you.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

02/03/2026

Wound Insight Tuesday 💡

Delayed healing is often multifactorial. It is rarely just the wound itself.

Factors such as circulation, systemic health, nutrition, pressure, medication and mobility can all influence healing progress.

Effective wound care requires looking at the whole person, not just the wound site.

When progress stalls, reassessment should consider both local wound factors and broader systemic contributors to ensure the management plan remains appropriate and evidence based.

At Wound Innovations, our approach is always comprehensive, collaborative and patient centred.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

01/03/2026

Clinical confidence begins with strong foundations.

Wound Innovations offers evidence-based online wound education designed specifically for healthcare professionals working in aged care, community and NDIS settings.

Our courses are:

• Practical and clinically relevant
• Flexible and self-paced
• Designed to strengthen assessment and decision-making skills
• Built around real-world case scenarios

Whether you are refreshing your knowledge or building new expertise, our online modules support confident, evidence-based practice.

Invest in your professional development and strengthen outcomes for the people you support.

Explore our education hub today.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au/education/shop/
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

25/02/2026

Meet our Director of Operations – Kylie Staunton

Kylie is the Director of Operations at Wound Innovations and has been a key contributor to the organisation’s growth and development for more than nine years.

With extensive experience in healthcare operations, workforce management, service delivery and commercial strategy, Kylie plays a central role in ensuring Wound Innovations delivers reliable, high-quality services to partners and clients across Australia.

In her role, Kylie provides strategic and operational oversight of the organisation, leading governance, performance and service delivery frameworks that support safe, effective and sustainable care. She works closely with clinical leadership to ensure systems, processes and resources are aligned with clinical priorities across diverse care settings.

Kylie has been instrumental in strengthening organisational capability, supporting workforce scalability and developing service models that allow Wound Innovations to respond flexibly to the needs of aged care, community and healthcare partners, while maintaining strong compliance, quality assurance and governance.

This focus on practical innovation, collaborative leadership and operational excellence underpins Wound Innovations’ ability to deliver consistent, patient-centred care Australia wide.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

23/02/2026

Not all wounds heal without addressing pressure.

Managing pressure is an important consideration in both prevention and healing, particularly for people with limited mobility.

If you would like to learn more, visit our website or get in touch to arrange a telehealth or in person consultation. Wound Innovations supports patients and care teams Australia wide.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

22/02/2026

Education plays an important role in supporting safe, consistent wound and stoma care.

Wound Innovations offers education and support options designed to build confidence and capability across care teams. Our approach focuses on practical learning, clinical governance and alignment with best practice to support safer outcomes for patients.

Education options can be delivered alongside clinical services or tailored to the needs of aged care, community and healthcare organisations.

To learn more about our education offerings or discuss what may suit your team, visit our website or get in touch.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au/education/
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

18/02/2026

Wound Innovations is proud to collaborate with trusted industry partners and professional organisations, including ISTAP, Wounds Australia, Essity and Solventum, who share our commitment to advancing best practice in wound and stoma care.

Through these collaborations, we work alongside leaders in clinical education, research and innovation to support safer care, improve patient outcomes and strengthen standards across diverse healthcare settings.

Partnerships like these play an important role in supporting people living with chronic and complex wounds, and in ensuring care teams have access to evidence-based guidance, education and resources across Australia.

🌐 https://www.woundinnovations.com.au/
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

16/02/2026

Not all wounds are caused by injury.

Some wounds develop as a result of pressure, reduced circulation or underlying health conditions. Early recognition and appropriate assessment are important in supporting safe and effective care.

If you would like to learn more, visit our website or get in touch to arrange a telehealth or in person consultation. Wound Innovations supports patients and care teams Australia wide.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

15/02/2026

Wound Innovations provides specialist wound and stoma consultations Australia wide.

Where face to face appointments are not available, telehealth enables continued access to specialist support for regional, rural and remote communities. Our flexible service model ensures consistent, high-quality care regardless of location.

🌐 www.woundinnovations.com.au
📧 reception@woundinnovations.com.au
🤳 1300 224 034

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Byre Avenue, Somerton Park
Adelaide, SA
5044

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http://www.woundinnovations.com.au/

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Welcome to Wound Innovations

Wound Consultations

Our friendly inter-disciplinary team are wound management specialists. 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.

Online Education

Evidence-based, accredited CPD learning content to accompany course curriculums or for individual professional development.