WFIPP

Please note that you can still register to join the upcoming WFIPP/Tampere University event on Sustainable Continence Care, Tampere, 25th and 26th April. In person registrations open until 10th April. Virtual registrations open until 20th April. Key 2 day event with great speakers and a spectacular show!

Please note that you can still register to join the upcoming WFIPP/Tampere University event on Sustainable Continence Care, Tampere, 25th and 26th April. In person registrations open until 10th April. Virtual registrations open until 20th April. Key 2 day event with great speakers and a spectacular show!

This year World Continence Week will take place from Monday 20th to Sunday 26th June 2022. More information will follow as soon as available.

Webinar 5 – Friday 25th June, 15:30 PM CET

Latest Developments in the Management of Chronic Pelvic Pain with Bert Messelink, Jandra Mueller and Professor Amanda Williams

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86211421161

Meeting ID: 862 1142 1161
Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/keSvfOxPM

If you were unable to attend the WFIPP Amsterdam workshop of last Monday 30th November or if you want to watch it again, just click on this link to watch the ‘on demand’ version.

WFIPP is pleased to announce that the postponed World Continence Week 2020 will now take place in the week November 16-22, 2020, to coincide with the International Continence Society (ICS) 2020 online Annual Meeting.

If you were unable to attend the webinar of last Monday, please find a link for the recorded session here.

Virtual pre-meeting for WFIPP Central and Eastern European countries. The actual (physical) roundtable will now take place in Spring 2021

Yesterday was the final day of the WFIPP virtual World Continence Week 2020.

Steering Committee of Experts meet for the first time in this dedicated online workshop organized by the partnering web company INNUO

WFIP is delighted to announce that this year we will celebrate our first ever multistakeholder WFIP FORUM in Europe.

People with incontinence symptoms are not alone. Bladder control problems, including Overactive Bladder, are treatable conditions and symptoms are manageable.

Members of the WFIP Executive Council met in Bari to discuss together new strategies and activities for the next years.