Research and publications

Audit

• 2009 WoundsWest wound prevalence survey: State Report (PDF 1.28MB)
• 2009 WoundsWest wound prevalence survey: State Report Overview (PDF 456KB)
• 2009 WoundsWest wound prevalence survey: key results at a glance (PDF 74KB)
• 2008 WoundsWest wound survey: key results at a glance (PDF 240KB)
• 2008 WoundsWest wound prevalence survey - overview report (PDF 285KB)
• 2008 WoundsWesr wound prevalence survey - full report (PDF 2.36MB)
• 2007 WoundsWest wound survey - overview report (PDF 413KB)
• 2007 WoundsWest wound survey - full report (PDF 1.16MB)
  • Introduction, executive summary, background and methodology (PDF 155KB)
  • Results (PDF 409KB)
  • Discussion, recommendations and conclusion (PDF 158KB)
  • Appendices, acknowledgements and references (PDF 475KB)

Newsletters

• WoundsWest…helping you help patients with wounds: Volume 1, February 2009 (PDF 200KB)
• WoundsWest…best practice wound care: Volume 1, February 2009 (Word 670KB)

Publications

• Rayner R, Carville K, Keaton J, Prentice J & Santamaria N. Leg ulcers: atypical presentations and associated comorbidities. Wound Practice and Research Volume 17 Number 4 – November 2009 (PDF 2MB)
• Wound Practice and Research Editorial: Volume 17 Number 3 – August 2009 (PDF 554KB)
• Carville K, Keaton J, Rayner R, Prentice JL & Santamaria N. WoundsWest education: taking the evidence on wounds to the clinician. Wound Practice and Research Volume 17 Number 3 – August 2009 (PDF 542KB)
• Prentice JL, Strachan V, Carville K, Santamaria N, Elmes R & Della P. WoundsWest: Delivering comprehensive strategies to improve wound management in Western Australian Health Services. Wound Practice and Research  Volume 17 Number 3 – August 2009 (PDF 223KB)
• Santamaria N, Carville K, Prentice J. WoundsWest: Identifying the prevalence of wounds within Western Australia’s public health system. EWMA Journal 2009 Vol 9 No 3. (PDF 1.19MB)
  This publication has been reproduced with the kind permission of the European Wound Management Association.

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