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Europe’s largest wound care conference
The joint European Wound Management Association (EWMA) and Journées Cicatrisations Conference is set to take place on 1–3 February 2022 in Paris. The event will have a special focus on the coordination, organisation and pathways that support the healing of complex wounds.
ll healthcare systems need to handle a great number of complex wounds, including the primary types of non- healing ulcers as well as the rarer types. As we are still struggling to establish clear pathways for the primary types of ulcers in many countries around the world, some wounds also require special attention to ensure that patients get access to the specialist evaluation they require. Given the variations in healthcare structures and engagement of medical professionals in different countries, this is a complex task that is central to the provision of high- quality patient care.
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What is EWMA? The European Wound Management Association (EWMA) is a European not- for-profit umbrella organisation, linking national wound management organisations, individuals and groups with an interest in wound care.
Central to EWMA’s objectives is to support the implementation of interdisciplinary, high-quality, cost- effective wound care. EWMA works to reach its objectives by being an educational resource, organising conferences, contributing to international projects, actively supporting the implementation of existing knowledge and providing information on all aspects of wound management.
EWMA was founded in 1991 and the association works to promote the advancement of education and research into native epidemiology, pathology, diagnosis, prevention and management of wounds of all aetiologies.
What to expect from EWMA 2022 The conference will feature high quality sessions and presentations, numerous workshops and e-poster presentations
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The conference will include a range of different sessions, workshops and talks covering key aspects of wound care and management.
as well as a large industry exhibition where you can meet various companies within wound care.
There will be 16 parallel rooms (some in English, some in French and some translated). The programme features key sessions, focus sessions, free paper session, guest sessions, workshops and meet the expert sessions on a mixture of topics that are important to the wound community.
Reasons to attend the conference ■
Build your network at Europe’s largest wound care event.
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Have access to more than 80 scientific sessions.
Meet more than 100 wound management companies.
Be a part of an event with more than 80 countries represented.
Key sessions ■
‘Oxygenotherapy: hyperbaric or local?’ with Robert Frykberg (US) on local oxygen delivery and Magnus Löndahl (Sweden) on hyperbaric.
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Artificial intelligence with Celine Vallot (France) on cancer cell recognition in AI programs/AI applied to healthcare; Jacopo Secco (Italy) on AI for a better diagnosis of chronic wounds; and Maria Jose Gomez-Benito (Spain) on modelling wound healing and tumour growth.
Focus session ■
Atypical wounds induced iatrogenically or by addiction with Anne Dompmartin (France) on atypical wounds caused by medication or by surgery and Nicolas Kluger (Finland) on atypical wounds caused by addiction.
Workshop ■
Three workshops entitled ‘The three biggest mistakes of my career focusing on diabetic foot, PU and VLU and inflammatory ulceration’ with Kirsi Isoherranen (Finland), Luc Téot (France) and Alberto Piagessi (Italy). ●
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