Welcome to the

European Club for paediatric burns!

Our mission is to promote and enhance comprehensive paediatric burn care worldwide.

Founded by four pediatric burn surgeons three decades ago in the Swiss Alps, our club brings together doctors, nurses, social workers, and therapists who share their experiences and collaborate to improve paedritic burn care.

Save the date!

ECPB Workshops 2024

28-30 November

in

Wijk aan Zee

We are delighted to announce the upcoming ECPB Workshops from November 28th to 30th at the Congress Hotel "Het Hoge Duin" in Wijk aan Zee, situated right at the beach and just a stone's throw away from the vibrant city of Amsterdam.

The symposium will feature a comprehensive program of workshops and plenary sessions covering a wide range of topics, all designed to facilitate learning and mutual inspiration among physicians, nurses, and paramedics specializing in paediatric burn care. There will be an opportunity to submit and present your abstract. 
After the conclusion of the first day, we'll raise a toast on the beach to an inspiring conference, followed by enjoying a Dutch dinner.

Prepare yourselves for an unforgettable evening on Friday as we take the festivities to the heart of Amsterdam for a party you won't want to miss! 

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for further details on registration and program highlights. We look forward to welcome you to the ECPB workshops, where we will learn from each other and inspire one another. Together, we strive for excellence in paediatric burn care!

On behalf of the Congress Committee,


Annebeth de Vries, paediatric and burn care surgeon
Kristel van Diemen, paediatric burn care nurse
Martin Baartmans, paediatrician
Kim van Deursen, paediatric burn care nurse
Rienus Doedens, paediatrician
Esther Veldman, burn physician
Carine van Schie, Dutch Burns Foundation
Marion de Koning, Dutch Burns Foundation

 

Our goals are to

  1. Standardise and to optimise paediatric burn care.

  2. Organize workshops (annually) and congresses (every third year).

  3. Collect, evaluate and publish multi-centre data.

  4. Stimulate contact and exchange of physicians and personnel between paediatric burn centres.

  5. Exchange information about current projects regularly.

  6. Promote paediatric burn centres.