On-Demand EVA Webinar | Wound assessment and strategies for treatment | Dr Jacintha Wilmink
19 August, 2026 @ 7:30 pm - 19 August, 2027 @ 8:30 pm AEST
Free - $50.00
A thorough examination of a wounded horse is of paramount importance for its future. Which factors determine the prognosis of the horse and our treatment plan? A practical overview and a discussion on tips and tricks.
Who should attend
Veterinarians
Learning outcomes
This webinar equips participants to examine equine wounds systematically, identify the factors that shape prognosis, and apply practical techniques to guide effective treatment planning.
Further details
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If you previously registered for the live webinar held on the 19th August 2026, please follow the steps below to access the on demand recording on My Learning:
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Our speakers
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- Name
- Jacintha Wilmink
- Biography
Jacintha Wilmink graduated in 1991, worked for 8 years at the Department of Equine Sciences of Utrecht University, did a residence in equine surgery and a PhD on equine wound healing. Since 2003, she runs Woumarec (i.e. wound management and reconstruction) fully focused on specialized wound surgery, consultancy and research. She is president of the Veterinary Wound Healing Association and plays a leading role in the collaboration with EWMA and the Equine Wound Centre structure in Europe.
Her mission: translating scientific knowledge to practice thus improving wound management for the benefit of the future and welfare of the animal, the owner, and job satisfaction of veterinarians.
