Wound Care Symposium
More than 2,200 physicians, podiatrists, nurses, therapists, scientists from academia and allied healthcare professionals are expected to attend the 2010 SAWC/WHS SPRING meeting. Educational opportunities are provided in a variety of formats and venues—interactive, hands-on, and classroom-style offerings facilitate acquisition of the latest evidence-based information from the most widely regarded wound care experts in the world.
Oral and poster abstract presentations, satellite breakfasts and lunches, pre- and post-conference sessions, and informal events offer important information as well as vast networking opportunities. Plus, attendees have access to the largest wound care focused exhibition, affording time to see, test, and compare the latest innovative products and emerging technologies that will help in the care and treatment of their patients.
If you have never attended an SAWC/WHS meeting before, you may be asking yourself: Why should I attend this meeting? To put it simply, no other wound care conference consistently offers the level of education, number of sessions, or quality of key thought leader presenters. Attendees can choose from seven educational tracks, including; Core Clinical, Advanced Clinical, Delivery of Wound Care, Research to Practice, Therapeutics, and Limb Preservation. These tracks are designed not only by subject but also by level of expertise for the multidisciplinary attendees.
SAWC/WHS is always presented in a popular location that is easily accessible from cities across the United States and around the world. A relaxed atmosphere facilitates the exchange of ideas and reasonable registration fees make this the industry’s most economical meeting for attendees.
SAWC/WHS fulfills increasing need for reliable, evidence-based information to care for the growing population of patients with wounds—information crucial to making a difference in patients’ lives. You can’t afford to miss this year’s Symposium.
