Having access to evidence-based clinical research ensures that our members can deliver quality wound care to the Australian community. It’s for this reason that we have made our standards and guidelines free to download on our website to all our users. Our publications cover a variety of different wounds and are reviewed on a regular basis to ensure the information you are receiving is always up-to-date. We’ve also made hard copies of our publications available to purchase at the Online Store (our members receive a heavily discounted rate).
If this sounds like something you would benefit from then you can find out more about each of our publications below. If you would like permission to reproduce information in the Wounds Australia publications then please fill out our form Here .
Guidelines to reproduce extracts from Wounds Australia documents
This guideline is to be read and completed by person/s or service provider/s wanting to reproduce extracts from Wounds Australia publications.
Extracts include text, flow charts, tables, diagrams, photographs or other material within Wounds Australia publications.
Reproduction might include, but are not limited to using extracts within:
- Educational materials; including online, electronic and printed
- Posters, brochures and pamphlets
- Policy documents and tools
By completing the form above the person or service provider is granted permission to use the extracts for the above purposes within the specified guidelines.
For use outside these guidelines or for any questions regarding reproduction of extracts from Wounds Australia publications please contact Wounds Australia at admin@woundsaustralia.com.au.
Guidelines for the reproduction of extracts from Wounds Australia publications
- Wounds Australia does not permit extracts from draft documents/publications to be reproduced.
- Definitions from a glossary may be reproduced without completing the form.
- Permission to reproduce extracts will be provided for a specific use or inclusion in a specific document/publication. Each reproduction of extracts for inclusion in additional documents/publications will require separate approval.
- All reproductions of extracts must be accompanied by the acknowledgment: “Reproduced with permission of Wounds Australia. All rights reserved”.
- Wounds Australia reserves the right to decline permission to reproduce extracts from publications at their discretion
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The International Guideline - General Statement on use of 2019 Pressure Injury Guideline content
Please visit the website for the permission process of using the contents of the 2019 Guideline.