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Informuję, że Secondary Headaches School odbędzie się we Warszawie, w dniach 28 - 30 maja 2020 roku.
Participants interested in presenting a poster presentation at NeuPSIG 2017 are invited to submit their abstracts online. All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee for inclusion in the first-class scientific program. Abstract submission deadline: January 10, 2017
Dr n. med. Magdalena Kocot-Kępska
Sekretarz PTBB
Zakład Badania i Leczenia Bólu
UJ CM Kraków - 22 XI 2016
The London Pain Forum and the Royal Society of Medicine Pain Section are delighted to be supporting the next hands-on ultrasound guided interventional pain live scanning and cadaveric workshop in Bangalore, India on 13-15 March 2020: Simplifying Interventional Pain Science.
- The European Commission has now published its Framework Programme 7 (FP7) 2013 health work programme: The submission for pain research projects is open until 2 October 2012. » Read more.
- EU Parliament: On 26 June there took place the 9th Interest Group on Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases in the European Parliament with special focus on pain: "RMDs and Pain: Facts and Findings". » Read more.
- SIP 2012 Supplement: Besides the English version, the German version of the 8-page summary of the symposium in Copenhagen is now available. » Read more.
- SIP on LinkedIn: You would like to stay informed and get into discussion? Join the SIP group on LinkedIn
Register for the 7 February webinar, Critical Role of Social Aspects of Pain in Advancing Health Equity in Pain Care: Past, Present, and Future, hosted by IASP's SocSIG. This webinar will examine the role of social factors as determinants of whether people will experience - and how they express - pain in everyday and healthcare settings.
Next week on the 2nd March in the afternoon, EFIC will be hosting a Societal Impact of Pain event on cancer pain. The event will feature members of the European Parliament, as well as national officials from the governments of Germany, Portugal and Slovenia. The event will look at the role of pain management in the European Commissions’ Beating Cancer Plan.