Workshop 1

Chronic Diseases: Chronic Pain as a disease in its own right


Co-Chair	Hans G. Kress	Statement (EN) Statement (GER)	EFIC^®	AT
Co-Chair	Eija Kalso		IASP^®	FN
Secretary	Joop van Griensven	Statement (EN) Statement (NL)	Pain Alliance Europe (PAE)	NL
Moderator	Roman Haas	Statement (EN) Statement (GER)	Roman Haas Medical Quality GmbH	AT
Co-rapporteur	Stefano Coacchioli	Statement (EN) Statement (IT)	Perugia University School of Medicine	IT
Co-rapporteur	Sean McDougall		Pain UK	UK
Proceedings Reporter	Yvonne Engels		UMC St Radboud	NL
Proceedings Reporter	James Osborn		90ten	UK
Workshop 1 Presentations
Systematic review on the position of pain in relation to chronic dieseases	Nigel Armstrong	Presentation Video	Kleijnen Systematic Reviews Ltd.	UK
Pain from a statutory health insurance point of view	Detlev Parow	Presentation Video	DAK - Unternehmen	DE
Results of the Good Practice indicators in Pain Treatment in the National Health System	Pedro Saturno	Presentation Video Statement(EN) Statement (ES)	Dpt. Of Socio-Sanitary Science (University of Murcia / University of Harvard)	ES
ICD 11 in development	Robert Jakob	Presentation Video	World Health Organization (WHO)	CH
IASP positition on pain in ICD 11	Winfried Rief	Presentation Video	Philipps-Universität Marburg	DE
Measuring Pain as the 5th vital Sign	Stephen Gilbert	Presentation Video	National Lead Clinician for Chronic Pain, Scotland	UK
Report from ATOME meeting in Cyprus	Willem Scholten	Presentation Video	World Health Organization (WHO)	CH
EFIC position on pain in relation to chronic diseases	Eli Alon	Presentation Video	EFIC^®	CH
Why chronic pain is a disease from a patients' point of view	Liisa Mikkonen	Transcription Video	Pain Alliance Europe (PAE)	FN

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