Care that answers your specific question
Accidental wounds, post-procedure wounds, and chronic wounds need different care. The clinic assesses depth, contamination, circulation, and infection signs before selecting a dressing.
Follow-up shows whether healing is progressing or the plan needs to change. Tetanus vaccination, antibiotics, or referral are considered when clinically appropriate.
Who it may suit
- Cuts, abrasions, and accidental wounds
- Post-surgical dressing changes
- Slow-healing or possibly infected wounds
What the service prioritises
- Assessment before dressing
- Dressing selected for wound condition
- Appropriate review schedule
What to know
After assessment, the clinician may adjust the plan or recommend referral if your needs are beyond clinic scope.
What happens during your visit
- Assess wound and infection signs
- Clean and dress using aseptic technique
- Provide home-care advice and follow-up
Before you arrive
Tell us when and how the wound occurred, contamination, tetanus history, medicines, diabetes, or immune conditions.