Event Overview:

The Nation’s Largest and Most-Respected Interdisciplinary Wound Care Program Within the Clinical Field

Register and access a variety of CME/CE-accredited educational sessions on wound care, a dynamic exhibit hall, networking events and much more.

The Symposium on Advanced Wound Care Spring and Wound Healing Society (SAWC Spring/WHS) meeting is the premier interdisciplinary wound care program within this clinical field and is the largest annual gathering of wound care clinicians in the United States.  

More than 2000 physicians, podiatrists, nurses, therapists, researchers, and scientists are expected to attend the 2016 SAWC Spring/WHS meeting.

No other wound care conference offers the level of education, number of quality sessions, or renowned educators from around the world who speak at this program each year.

Exhibitor Information:

Exhibiting at the SAWC Spring/WHS will give you the opportunity to identify qualified leads on the spot, build and develop new business relationships, and have unprecedented networking opportunities with thousands of clinicians.

The Symposium on Advanced Wound Care & Wound Healing Society (SAWC/WHS) is the largest gathering of multidisciplinary wound care clinicians in the United States. Continuing education credits are offered for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, podiatrists, physical therapists, and dieticians.

As the largest wound care conference, we are expecting over 2,000 attendees and 200 exhibiting companies.

WE SUPPORT OUR EXHIBITORS BY PROVIDING:

Impression-driven sponsorships
Customized marketing programs
Exhibitor marketing kit (full of many useful tools for every step of your trade show experience)
An experienced sales staff to assist you with reaching your marketing goals
Access to attend regular SAWC sessions with your exhibitor badges (does not include pre- or post-conference sessions & you cannot receive credits)

About AAWC:

Since 1995, the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care is the leader in inter-professional wound healing and tissue preservation. We are a not-for-profit association headquartered in the United States and open to everyone involved in wound care, including clinicians, patients and their lay caregivers, facilities, industry, students, retirees, and other advocates interested in the care of wounds. AAWC spreads awareness by promoting excellence in education, clinical practice, public policy, and research. Our members have the opportunity, through numerous association benefits and activities, to be part of a collaborative community that facilitates optimal care for those who suffer with wounds. This community encourages an equal partnership among all individuals who are involved in the care of patients.

About WHS:

Since 1989, the Wound Healing Society has become the premier scientific organization focused on wound healing research and education of both national and international significance. A nonprofit organization composed of basic researchers, clinical scientists, and wound care specialists, the mission of the WHS is to improve wound healing outcomes through science, professional education, and communication. The WHS provides many forums for increased interactions among scientists, clinicians, wound care practitioners, industry representatives, and government agencies. The WHS is open to individuals who have a broad interest in advancing the field of wound healing and it presently has more than 600 active members in the United States and other countries. The Society’s journals, Wound Repair and Regeneration and Advances in Wound Care are the leading journals in their discipline. The WHS Annual Meeting is held jointly with SAWC Spring to allow attendees to share the latest in industry research, learn about emerging technologies, discuss ongoing projects, develop new initiatives, network with colleagues, reconnect with old friends, and hopefully, make new ones.