Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2015 09:11:31 +0100 From: <newslettercmf@fr.oleane.com> To: pkg-descr|perl <perl@freebsd.org> Subject: Visit the Nation's Largest Wound Care Exhibit Hall, San Antonio, TX, April 29-May 3 Message-ID: <212911.MXSCLTFX@fr.oleane.com>
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Nothing Compares to the Larg= est Wound Care Exhibit Hall in the Nation
Come see why more than 200 exhibitors choose to showcase t= heir
products, solutions and services at the Symposium for Advanced Wound
Care Spring (SAWC Spring)/Wo= und Healing Society (WHS) meeting=2E
Register now to peruse the 40,000 squ= are foot hall filled with
leading companies showcasing the latest = in wound care technology=2E
SAWC Spring/WHS also offers the largest and most well-respected mul=
tidisciplinary wound care program in the nation with !
80+ provocative
new sessions sharing late-breaking research across six !
= dynamic
tracks=2E These lecture tracks include =2E=2E=2E Advanced Practice
Association= For The Advancement of Wound Care Clinical Practice
Limb Preservation
Post-Acute Care
Wound Healing Society
Wound Prevention and Therapeutics You will also find yourself
surrounded by the largest gathering of = wound care clinicians from all
over the country with whom you can = network=2E Nothing compares to
SAWC Spring/WHS, which is why you need= to register now to be a part of
not just the biggest, but the= best event in wound care this country
has to offer!
To view the accreditation information for this program, click her= e=
=2E
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Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2015 09:35:07 +0000
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