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Welcome to the West Australian Wound Care Association |
The West Australian Wound Care Association is committed to promoting wound management in the state of Western Australia. The West Australian Wound Care Association Inc. (WAWCA) was formed in 1990 by a group of nurses who recognised the need to promote wound care management based on scientifically sound principles.
The association has been multidisciplinary since it's inception. The common interest of the membership is to promote excellence in wound and pressure management with a focus on people with wounds.
In 1994 the Australian Wound Management Association (AWMA) was ratified. The WAWCA is represented at the AWMA meetings by the State Representative who is also a member of the State Executive. |
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***Important: Survey for potential restructure of AWMA- due by 19th Feb at 2.30pm |
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The Australian Wound Management Association (AWMA) would like all state/territory association members to participate in a survey about the potential restructure of AWMA.
By going to the address below or go to : LInks (on the left hand side of this webpage): Wound Care Associations within Australia, members are encouraged to read the associated AWMA news and participate in a short survey - closing Friday 19th February @ 2.30 pm (WST)
http://www.awma.com.au/news/news51.php
Many thanks WAWCA committee |
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*** Conference update: Pressure Ulcer Study Day |
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Due to popular demand, we have made more space available for attending the Pressure Ulcer workshop.
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The WAWCA believes that all people with wounds are entitled to wound management which is appropriate and supported by current validated research.
The objectives of the Association are to promote excellence in wound care and pressure management by: |
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Annual subscription to WAWCA provides you with:
- The AWMA journal, Wound Practice and Research, published in Australia. This dynamic journal has articles on current wound management and research.
- Quarterly clinical updates free for members.
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