HMP Global’s Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) Announces 2026 Partnership with NPIAP
SAWC Spring | WHS highlights emerging wound care science, wound care innovation, and integrated strategies to improve outcomes through clinical collaboration.
Collaboration with SAWC Spring | WHS and SAWC Fall strengthens interdisciplinary wound care education and previews expanded NPIAP programming at SAWC Fall 2026.
MALVERN, PA, UNITED STATES, December 15, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) Spring | WHS, the leading global wound care conference and the premier source for wound care CME, will further strengthen its partnership with the National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP) at the 2026 meeting, April 8-12 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
While SAWC Spring brings these multidisciplinary wound care communities together and sets the stage for collaboration, the partnership will be fully showcased at SAWC Fall where NPIAP will deliver an expanded two-day educational track focused on the prevention and management of pressure injury treatment, along with a registration incentive designed to support continued learning across both conferences.
What is SAWC Spring?
SAWC Spring | WHS 2026 offers an unmatched multidisciplinary wound care learning experience, featuring expert led sessions by wound care physicians, wound care nurses, WOC nurses, podiatry wound care specialists, physical therapy professionals, and advanced practice providers. The agenda highlights emerging wound care science, wound care innovation, and integrated strategies to improve outcomes through clinical collaboration.
What is NPIAP?
The National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel is an independent, not for profit organization recognized for leadership in pressure injury prevention and management. NPIAP develops evidence-based guidelines, research insights, and education that support clinicians, health systems, and public agencies in addressing pressure related wounds.
From the Experts
“Working with NPIAP reinforces SAWC Spring’s commitment to evidence-based practice and comprehensive wound-care standards,” said Tiffney Oliver, Vice President, Wound Care, HMP Global. “By bringing together NPIAP’s expertise and SAWC’s global platform, we empower clinicians to adopt best practices in prevention and management — translating ultimately into better care and improved quality of life for patients.”
“This collaboration offers an unparalleled opportunity to align our mission of pressure-injury prevention and management with the latest interdisciplinary wound care advances,” said David Brienza, PhD, President, NPIAP. “Given the rising incidence and complexity of pressure injuries, it is more important than ever to combine NPIAP’s evidence-based guidelines with SAWC’s cutting-edge clinical education to improve patient outcomes nationwide.”
Event Details
• Name: SAWC Spring | WHS
• Dates: April 8-12, 2026
• Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
• Website
• Registration
ABOUT HMP GLOBAL
HMP Global is the omnichannel market leader in healthcare events, education, and insight — with a mission to improve patient care. For 40 years, the company has built trusted brands including Psych Congress, the premier source for mental health education, and the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC), the largest wound care meeting in the world. HMP Global partners with leading experts around the world to deliver more than 450 annual events, medical strategy, and marketing for pharmaceutical and medical device customers through HMP Collective, and pharmaceutical market insight, engaging a global community of healthcare stakeholders that includes nearly 2 million clinicians across 600 medical specialties as well as managed care, behavioral health, senior living, emergency medical, and pharmaceutical commercialization professionals. For more information, follow HMP Global on LinkedIn or visit hmpglobal.com.
ABOUT NPIAP
The National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel (NPIAP) is an independent, not-for-profit professional organization dedicated to the prevention and management of pressure injuries. The NPIAP serves as a resource to healthcare professionals, government, the public, and healthcare agencies; and welcomes and encourages the participation of those interested in pressure injury issues through utilization of NPIAP educational materials, participation at national conferences, and support of efforts in public policy, education, and research. For more information, visit npiap.com.
Sandi Beason
HMP Global
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