Wound Care Alliance UK (WCAUK) is a charity with the remit of supporting the delivery of well-informed high quality care by clinicians well versed in the principles of best practices in all aspects of Tissue Viability.
Wound Care Alliance UK (WCAUK) is a charity with the remit of supporting the delivery of well-informed high quality care by clinicians well versed in the principles of best practices in all aspects of Tissue Viability.
Wound Care Alliance UK (WCAUK) is a charity with the remit of supporting the delivery of well-informed high quality care by clinicians well versed in the principles of best practices in all aspects of Tissue Viability.
Wound Care Alliance UK - Providing training and education by experienced wound care professionals for the non - specialist which can then be applied in any care setting.
Who we are
We are a charitable organisation providing training and education by experienced wound care professionals for the non - specialist which can then be applied in any care setting.
The primary objective of the Wound Care Alliance UK is the development and promotion of multi-disciplinary best practice in the prevention, assessment, management and maintenance of wounds.
What we do
We aim to provide a range of accessible Tissue Viability information and resources for individuals including compression hosiery, dressing selection, skin tears, wound assessment and pressure ulcer prevention.
Articles written by Wound Care Alliance UK trustees are published in the British Journal of Nursing Tissue Viability supplement, a copy of which is sent free to all fully registered members.
Future Events - Rolling
Wound Care Alliance UK Upcoming Events
9th Annual Conference 2019
Doncaster Racecourse
Doncaster, DN2 6BB
Thursday 10th October 2019
Open to all Wound Care Alliance UK members
Speakers include:
Professor Jackie Stephen-Haynes, Professor Richard White, Rosie Callaghan and Janice Bianchi
Open to all Wound Care Alliance UK members
Speakers include:
Professor Jackie Stephen-Haynes, Professor Richard White, Rosie Callaghan and Janice Bianchi
Nurses providing wound and pressure care play a vital role in the patients's treatment
pathway. Wounds such as pressure ulcers, chronic wounds and burns can negatively impact
on a patients quality of life, and the prevention, treatment and care given by health
professionals will make all the difference to their experience and outcomes. The award
recognises nurses and/or teams providing excellent, innovative and life-changing care to
patients with a variety of wounds.
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