EWMA 2024 in London 1-3 May
Thank you for attending EWMA 2024!
The 34th EWMA Conference took place 1-3 May 2024 in London, United Kingdom.
The conference was organised in collaboration with The Society of Tissue Viability in the UK. It featured high-quality sessions & presentations, numerous workshops and e-poster presentations, and a large industry exhibition, where it was possible to meet various companies within wound care.
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More InformationThe EWMA 2024 conference theme
Collaborative and sustainable wound care: making everyone’s contribution count
There is an international consensus that the delivery of safe high-quality healthcare depends on sharing best practices through Guidelines and promoting evidence-based practice. Delivering this standard of healthcare requires shared learning, research, and innovation with individuals from around the world.
To achieve excellence in wound care, greater international collaboration and local action are needed to support the health of populations and nations. The focus of the EWMA 2024 conference was on how global collaboration in wound care can help implement the highest quality of care at a local level in Europe and beyond.
EWMA 2024 Prize Winners
This year EWMA 2024 handed out three different awards
- First Time International Presenter Prize
- Best Abstract Of The Year award
- e-Poster Prize
The winners are:
First Time International Presenter Award
Free paper session: Surgical approaches
Giuseppe Guarro, Italy
OP007 Assessing the therapeutic efficacy of an oxygenated oleic matrix-based device for expedited healing at partial thickness skin graft donor sites in reconstructive Plastic Surgery: a prospective observational study
Best Abstract Of The Year
Rosemarie Derwin, Ireland
OP062 Integrating Point-of-Care Bacterial Fluorescence, Imaging and targeted debridement with Continued, Wound Measurement for Enhanced Wound Area, Reduction Monitoring
EWMA e-Poster Prize Winners 2024
- EP127, Karin Kogermann, Estonia, Translational science
Development of wound infection model on diabetic rats using artificial biofilm matrix
- EP162, Masline Chitura, United Kingdom, Prevention
Nurturing Skin Health through Simplified Incontinence Associated Dermatitis (IAD) Care
- EP178, Cornelia Wiegand, Germany, Basic science
Adaptation of keratinocyte and fibroblast scratch wound models to investigate delayed wound healing conditions
- EP262, Karl Wallblom Sweden, Acute wounds
Analysis of bacteria, inflammation, and exudation in epidermal suction blister wounds reveals dynamic changes during wound healing
The EWMA 2024 conference theme
Collaborative and sustainable wound care: making everyone’s contribution count
There is an international consensus that the delivery of safe high-quality healthcare depends on sharing best practices through Guidelines and promoting evidence-based practice. Delivering this standard of healthcare requires shared learning, research, and innovation with individuals from around the world.
To achieve excellence in wound care, greater international collaboration and local action are needed to support the health of populations and nations. The focus of the EWMA 2024 conference was on how global collaboration in wound care can help implement the highest quality of care at a local level in Europe and beyond.
We thank you for your attendance!
Kirsi Isoherranen
EWMA President
Andrea Pokorná
EWMA Scientific Recorder
Sarah Gardner
Society of Tissue Viability Chair
