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Frequently Asked Questions
Access essential information on participation criteria, case requirements, and key processes—all in one place.
The case management should focus on:
- Prevent infection
- Promote healing
- Patient safety
- Preserve quality of life
- Prudent cost savings
The competition is open to all healthcare professionals residing in Asia Pacific with an interest to improve wound outcomes through a person-centred approach and cost-saving practices.
The author can register an expression of interest through the website. Once registered, the author will receive an email confirmation of registration.
Follow the 3 simple steps outlined on the Abstract Submission page.
The methodology used in the case management needs to incorporate the 7 criteria outlined on the Conditions of Abstract Submission within the 4 weeks of case management.
Yes, you may as long as there is compliance to the Terms and Conditions of Participation.
The subject is a patient related to the theme of the award year.
The wound management of the subject is a minimum duration of 4 weeks.
The category of wound type is based on the theme for the year. This information will be communicated clearly on the ECSA homepage to reflect any change in theme.
All resources for the compilation of the case sharing is borne by the authors and respective institutions.
Storage, access, handling and disclosure of subjects' information is the responsibility of the authors and the respective institutions.
The authors will provide their analysis and rational without bias on the wound management done for the subject, involving periodic wound assessment.
Bookmark the ECSA homepage for all important dates in the ECSA competition.
Participation is free of charge.
Award details are listed on the award page.
Awards are awarded to the authors' nominated institution for the purpose of educational grant (i.e., congress, trainings, courses, workshops).
Decision on winners and finalists are made by the independent panel of renowned experts listed on the ECSA homepage.
Winners will be awarded after the Grand Final event.
You should receive an email from myecsa@bbraun.com within 2 working days after your registration/abstract submission on the ECSA website. Follow these steps if you still do not see the email in your inbox after this period:
1) Check your spam or junk folder to see if the email may have landed there. Be sure to mark the email as not spam/junk to ensure you do not miss any future correspondence from us.
2) If the email is not in your spam or junk folder, email us at myecsa@bbraun.com.
Withdrawal of abstracts can only be accepted by the organiser if notified in writing and subsequently confirmed by the organiser secretariat. Authors may choose to withdraw from participating in the ECSA competition no later than 14 days after the abstract submission deadline.