EWMA Masterclass 2019 Oxygen Therapies

EWMA Masterclass 2019 on Oxygen Therapies in Wound Healing is a special opportunity to meet, discuss and interact with three of the most renowned experts in the field of oxygen therapies.

The masterclass takes place on 4 June 2019 in Gothenburg one day ahead of the EWMA 2019 conference. Please notice, that the masterclass in not an integrated part of the EWMA 2019 conference programme and requires separate registration at the cost of 95 EUR incl. VAT.

EWMA Masterclass on Oxygen Therapies in Wound Healing provides a unique learning opportunity for interacting with some of the most renowned experts in the field of oxygen therapies.

The masterclass is a special educational activity based on the EWMA Document Use of Oxygen Therapies in Wound Healing, which was published in April 2017. The masterclass is organised by Dr. Kirsi Isoherranen and Dr. Jürg Traber on behalf of the EWMA Education Committee.

The participants will be invited to present case stories followed by interactive discussions.

There is a limited number of 35 participants to set the frame for an interactive session.

We are proud to announce to following confirmed speakers:

Marc Augsburger (CH), PhD: The role of molecular oxygen in wound healing
Jacek Kot (PL), MD, PhD: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Robert Frykberg (USA), DPM, MPH: Topical oxygen therapy

Full masterclass programme is available below.

Programme

Participant patient case presentations

All registered participants for the Masterclass are invited to make an oral presention of a patient case related to the topic of oxygen therapies in wound healing.

Participants will be contacted upon their completed registration regarding patient case presentations.

Best case presentation is awarded with a free registration for the EWMA 2020 Conference.

Please notice that separate registration is required for the Masterclass. Register here.

Accreditation

EWMA Masterclass on Oxygen Therapies in Wound Healing has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 2 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.