Clinical Corporate Partnerships announced
Thursday, 7 November 2024
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Wounds Australia is pleased to share a new partnership opportunity that better supports clinical members. Following consultations with Wounds Australia members around the country, we are delighted to announce our Clinical Partnerships, an innovation designed to enhance the membership experience for, and strengthen partnerships with, a valued cohort of organisations. Partnerships to grow the sectorAs the national peak body for chronic wounds, Wounds Australia partners with a range of industry leaders to represent a broad base of stakeholders and work together to grow the sector. We are proud to count among our Gold and Silver Members several organisations that have supported us for many years while, in 2024, we have been pleased to welcome new organisations who help us extend our impact beyond traditional boundaries. Explore our Gold and Silver Partners. A new level of supportBut we are always searching for new ways to bring value to our members, and a new level of corporate partnership – Clinical Partners – represents an important opportunity for Wounds Australia to support a valuable section of our community. Membership is by application only and eligible organisations must:
Applications can be made via the Clinical Partners section on our partners page for review and approval by the Wounds Australia Board. Why partner with us?By becoming a member of Australia's peak body for chronic wound advocacy, awareness, prevention and healing, you are joining industry leaders who display excellence in their work. As a Clinical Partner, you will enjoy:
Introducing our inaugural Clinical PartnersWe're delighted to share our first four Clinical Partners (in alphabetical order): Kim Sutton is Chief Executive of the Gold Coast-based Holistic Nursing Solutions, providers of in-home nursing and education and specialist care for people with acquired and catastrophic injury and disability in Queensland and New South Wales. "As a company specialising in complex wound care, we are thrilled to be joining Wounds Australia as a clinical member," Ms Sutton said. "I look forward to advocating on behalf of our clients and the broader catastrophic injury and acquired disability community to improve the standard of wound care in Australia. "I am excited to see our clinicians benefit from this membership and have them contribute to knowledge-sharing, research and discussions about best practice and ever-improving wound care processes and methodologies." |