Programme

EWMA 2027

Programme

EWMA 2027 brings together the latest research, innovations, and best practices in wound care. Participants will benefit from a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of developments in the field, presented by leading experts from around the world.

With a diverse scientific programme and a wide range of educational activities, EWMA 2027 offers a highly personalised learning experience. You can tailor your conference journey to match your professional interests, clinical focus, and preferred learning style.

Visitors exploring the EWMA scientific programme

A selection of the many sessions planned for EWMA 2027:

  • A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Prevention and Treatment of Pressure Ulcers in People with Spinal Cord Injury: From Positioning to Surgery, Nutrition and Digital Care
  • Becoming a Wound Care Specialist: Certification, Skills and Career Development
  • Beyond the Ladder: Redefining Revision and Reconstruction in the Era of Advanced Wound Care
  • Beyond the Wound – Body Image & Identity: Quality of Life in Chronic Wound Care
  • Biomechanics Beneath the Surface: How Anatomy and Device Interaction Govern Internal Tissue Exposure
  • Cleanse, Debride, Cleanse, Dress: A New Pathway for Wound Care
  • Comorbidities and Cofactors
  • Compression in Improving Both Venous and Lymphatic Drainage
  • Consumer Knowledge
  • Contemporary Burn Surgery: Excision Strategies, Skin Grafting and Advanced Treatment
  • Cornerstones of Venous Function – How to Recognise Functional Venous Reflux from Non-Functional (effect of obesity, mobility, ankle joint, calf-muscle pump, lymphatic drainage vs. erysipelas)
  • Diabetic Foot track, multiple sessions
  • Differential Diagnosis of Geriatric Lesions
  • Ecce Homo! Caregivers’ Perceptions and Taking Care of Self
  • Elimination of Superficial Venous Reflux
  • Enhanced Cost-Effectiveness of VLU Treatments by Shortening Time to Diagnosis and Preventing Recurrences
  • Felting
  • Hidradenitis Suppurativa and Sinus Pilonidalis
  • How Can I Organise a Wound Care Centre?
  • How to Become a Wound Care Nurse – Finnish and European Perspective
  • How to Increase Assessment and Diagnostic Skills in Care-Related Skin and Tissue Injuries
  • How to Support the Patient’s Health Literacy in Wound Care
  • Implementation of Pressure Ulcer/Injury Guideline Recommendations
  • Importance of pH in Wound Healing
  • Improving Deep Vein Circulation
  • Informal Caregivers: The Unnoticed Ally in Wound Care
  • Innovation in Wound Care
  • Lymphatic Session and Ulcers
  • Melanin-Rich Skin: Terminology and Challenges in Diagnostics
  • Multidisciplinary Decision-Making in Wound Care: A Case-Based Interactive Workshop
  • Multidisciplinary Nutritional Care in Chronic Wound Care: From Screening to Supplementation
  • Nutrition and Wound Care
  • Oncological Wounds
  • Optimising Care for Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis and Moisture-Associated Skin Damage: From Risk Identification to Effective Treatment
  • Pay for Performance in Wound Care
  • Podiatry track, multiple sessions
  • Possibilities and Challenges in Wound Registries
  • Preparedness and War Wounds Session
  • Pressure Ulcer/Injury Prevention in Specialised Settings such as ICU, OR and ER
  • Prevention of Recurrences of VLUs
  • Psychometric Testing for a New Categorisation Tool for Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis in Neonates, Infants and Paediatrics (GLOBIAD NIP)
  • Punch Grafting
  • Researchers Hour
  • Stoma and continence track, multiple sessions
  • Sustainable Wound Care
  • Updates on Atypical Wounds
  • Vascular track, multiple sessions
  • VLU in Primary Care – Tools to Shorten Time to Diagnosis?
  • When the Skin Fails: Understanding Kennedy Terminal Ulcers in Dying Patients
  • Wound Care Decision-Making
  • Wound Cleansing in Chronic Wound Management: Evidence, Measurement and Clinical Practice
  • Wound Complications in Aesthetic Surgery

The topics will be presented in different session types, including key sessions, focus sessions, workshops, free paper sessions, e-poster sessions and panel debates.

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