Event Details

• Date: October 18–20, 2024
• Time: Time will be confirmed once registration opens.
• Delivery: In-Person
• Location: Queens Landing, 155 Byron Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON

Target Audience

The target audience is all healthcare professionals who provide care for burn patients. This includes but is not limited to:

• Nursing
• Occupational and Physical Therapy
• Social Work
• Psychology/Psychiatry
• Physicians (Clinical and Research)
• Trainees (Medical Students and Residents)
• Respiratory Therapy
• Dietitians
• Speech-Language Pathologists
• Researchers

Individual Reservation (Attendee Call-In)

To receive the group rates, attendees shall confirm their reservations by contacting the hotel’s reservations department at 1-888-669-5566 and requesting “reservations” or through the hotel’s website. Please enter the property, event start date, and group ID number [3758101] in the box to access your group rates at least forty-five (45) days prior to the event start date, which is the reservation deadline. Attendees should identify themselves as part of the group and provide the event name, the date they will be checking into the hotel (the “arrival date”), and the date they will be checking out (the “departure date”). Full pre-payment can be made via a major credit card accepted by the hotel, cash, or debit.

Please note that the hotel does not accept personal checks.

INDIVIDUAL CALL-IN RESERVATION DEADLINE: September 2, 2024.

CBA Call for Abstracts

Submission are due by June 24, 2024

Download the abstract flyer

The Canadian Burn Conference is a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary event intended for all healthcare professionals involved in the care of thermally injured patients, inclusive of all aspects of healthcare: physicians and surgeons, nurses, occupational and physical therapists, dieticians, respiratory therapists, social workers, researchers, and other health professionals from across Canada. This is an excellent opportunity to network with like-minded and dedicated professionals from across Canada.

The presentations are clinically orientated and chosen for their broad appeal and relevance to everyday clinical practice. The speakers include national and international experts.

The organizing committee welcomes abstracts on any aspect of burn care, from prevention to rehabilitation and basic science to clinical care. All are welcome to submit their work.

Abstracts will be assessed for scientific validity and clinical relevance. Submissions will undergo anonymous peer review, and all selected abstracts will be presented in brief oral presentations in the research session. The top 5 authors will have the opportunity to give a podium presentation at the plenary session on the closing day.

The abstract limit is 250 words, not including title, authors, and affiliations. Submissions should be formatted using the following five headings:

• Background and Objectives
• Methods
• Results
• Discussion
• Summary and Conclusion

Do not include your Institution’s name in the title. Please do not use tables, figures or references in the abstract.

Previously presented abstracts are acceptable.

Submit your abstract