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EWMA 2026 Registration Is Now Open

Registration for EWMA-DEWU 2026 is open

Registration for the EWMA-DEWU 2026 Conference is now open!⁠

Join us in Bremen, Germany, 6-8 May, for an unforgettable conference experience where you can:

  • Build your network at the largest wound care event.
  • have access to 250+ scientific sessions.
  • Meet 150+ wound management companies.
  • Be a part of a conference with 90+ countries represented.

 

The conference will feature high-quality sessions & presentations, numerous workshops, and e-poster presentations, as well as an industry exhibition where you can meet various companies within wound care.

The conference will be bilingual in English and German.

We look forward to welcoming you to EWMA-DEWU 2026 in Bremen!

Register here

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