The Societal Impact of Pain
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SIP Proceedings 2011

Following SIP 2011 in the European Parliament on 3-4 May 2011, this booklet comprises key results and impressions from all plenary sessions and workshops. 

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The scientific framework of SIP is under the responsibility of the European Federation of IASP® Chapters (EFIC®).

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The European Federation of the IASP chapters

EFICThe European Federation of IASP® chapters (EFIC®) is a multidisciplinary professional organisation in the field of pain research and medicine, consisting of the 35 so-called chapters of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP®), which are the IASP approved official National Pain Societies in each country.

Established in 1993, EFIC's constituent chapters represent Pain Societies from 35 European countries and close to 20,000 physicians, basic researchers, nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists and other healthcare professionals across Europe, who are involved in pain management and pain research.

EFIC's aims are to advance research, education, clinical management and professional practice related to pain, and to serve as an authoritative, scientifically based resource concerning policy issues related to pain and its management. 

For more information, please visit www.efic.org

 

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