Past Events

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Tuesday, 27th April 2021
Why you should attend the ASM The British Pain Society is delighted to invite all healthcare professionals with an interest in pain to attend their first-ever Virtual ASM! The multidisciplinary nature of the Society is reflected throughout the scientific programme, with lecture and workshop topics chosen specifically to ensure there is something of interest to all our participants, whatever their specialty. They have secured an outstanding faculty of speakers from the UK, Europe, and USA, who are cutting-edge experts in their field. We look forward to our plenary speakers delivering thought-provoking lectures, with clear implications for practice. Join the event and you too can; Keep up to date with the latest research and developments relevant to pain. Raise questions and partake in debates. View poster abstracts and liaise with authors about their research. Talk with technical exhibitors and hear about their products and services at their Virtual Booths. Through collaborative sessions interact with professionals from other disciplines with a shared interest in pain. Find out more here.

British Pain Society Annual Scientific Meeting 2021

Why you should attend the ASM The British Pain Society is delighted to invite all healthcare professionals with an interest in pain to …

Monday, 19th April 2021
The APS 2021 virtual ASM will now run from 19 - 20 April 2021, with the 4-part webinar series occurring on the last Tuesday of each month April –August (NB: there will be no webinar in June due to IASP 2021). Pre-Conference Workshops will be held online, on Sunday 11 April 2021. Find more info here: http://www.dcconferences.com.au/aps2021/

2021 Australian Pain Society 41st Annual Scientific Meeting

The APS 2021 virtual ASM will now run from 19 - 20 April 2021, with the 4-part webinar series occurring on the last Tuesday of each month April –Aug…

Wednesday, 14th April 2021
2020 SASP Congress POSTPONED The annual congress of the Scandinavian Association for the Study of Pain (SASP) will be held in Stockholm April 14th – 16th, 2021. We warmly welcome exhibitors with products relevant to pain treatment and research to participate in the meeting. The title of the conference is “The many “whys” of pain?”. The conference aims to identify knowledge gaps and new research directions and to promote discussion and collaboration across national and professional boundaries. The program includes speakers from six countries and covers both clinical and preclinical aspects of pain research and treatment. We expect to have around 120 delegates, mostly from the Scandinavian countries. The meeting will take place in Biomedicum at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm (Solna). The area for poster presentations, exhibitions and coffee, and lunch service is located in connection to the auditorium to which only registered meeting participants have access. Additionally, a PhD student course will precede the meeting. The major themes of the meeting will be visceral pain, widespread pain, pain and sleep, and glia cells and pain. For further information and the congress programme, please visit the official website of the event.

Annual Meeting of the Scandinavian Association For The Study Of Pain (SASP) 2020

2020 SASP Congress POSTPONED The annual congress of the Scandinavian Association for the Study of Pain (SASP) will be held in Stockholm April 14th –…

Saturday, 10th April 2021
The European Psychiatric Association is excited to invite you to its second virtual congress, EPA Virtual 2021. Research presented at the next EPA congress will undoubtedly contribute to advancing daily practices in 2021. Clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals in the field of mental health care will take part. The event will take place on 10 -13 April 2021. More info here.

EPA Virtual 2021

The European Psychiatric Association is excited to invite you to its second virtual congress, EPA Virtual 2021. Research presented at the nex…

Thursday, 18th March 2021
Cancer is one of the European research and innovation (R&I) missions and part of the Horizon Europe Programme. Also, one of the priorities of the European Commission in the health domain, Europe’s beating cancer plan was developed to reduce the cancer burden for patients, their families, and health systems. The Research Executive Agency (REA) and its units managing the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) organise a Cluster event in the area of Cancer Research and Innovation to provide opportunities for networking and policy feedback on the funded actions to the European Commission. The event will aim at showcasing cancer-related projects’ contribution to the state of the art of research and innovation on cancer, promoting discussion and getting a better understanding of current obstacles in fighting cancer to provide coordinated input to the relevant EU policy-making services, enhancing synergies among projects based on new scientific insights and stimulating networking opportunities. Jan-Philipp Beck will participate as a panelist in a roundtable on 19 March from 14.30 to 16.00 which will address the fight against cancer from a policy point of view, looking at Europe’s Beating Cancer plan and Cancer Mission. EIT Health activities will be featured at the event, including a session entitled “Quality of life of patients and survivors” presenting our Oncommun project which educates and supports cancer sufferers and their families through an online community. Some of our best projects and innovators will also be showcased in thematic poster sessions. The event is a two-day meeting fully online.

Cluster event on Cancer Research and Innovation

Cancer is one of the European research and innovation (R&I) missions and part of the Horizon Europe Programme. Also, one of the priorit…

Wednesday, 10th March 2021
World Psychiatric Association (WPA) decided to transform the 20th WPA World Congress of Psychiatry, ‘Psychiatry in a troubled world’ to a virtual congress to be held from 10-13 March 2021. Find out more here.

20th World Psychiatry Congress

World Psychiatric Association (WPA) decided to transform the 20th WPA World Congress of Psychiatry, ‘Psychiatry in a troubled world’ to a…

Tuesday, 02nd March 2021

SIP Cancer Plan Event

Register now! The Societal Impact of Pain will host a virtual event on the 2nd of March 14h00-17h00 CET. The event is entitled “Ensuring Europe's Be…

Monday, 22nd February 2021
The Cancer Society of Finland, the Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare, the Association of European Cancer Leagues, and the International Agency for Research on Cancer are organizing the iPAAC WP5 conference with the theme Cancer Prevention in the 2020s. iPAAC partners, collaborators, health care experts, researchers, government representatives, policymakers and patient advocates, and other interested stakeholders, are invited to contribute to this online meeting. This meeting follows three earlier co-creational iPAAC WP5 events of Budapest (May 2019) and Helsinki (December 2019) and an online meeting (April 2020). Find out more here.

Cancer Prevention in the 2020s

The Cancer Society of Finland, the Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare, the Association of European Cancer Leagues, and the International…

Friday, 19th February 2021
Today, the vast majority of cancer survivors across Europe are confronted with daily discrimination which sees them blocked from being able to secure the loans and mortgages they need to pursue their lives. This crucial event will therefore focus on the implementation of the Right to be Forgotten, a right that can help ensure that former cancer patients no longer suffer from financial discrimination following the end of their treatment. This discrimination needs to come to an end which is why, one year after the launch event of the EU’s Beating Cancer Plan, this event will provide a platform for key stakeholders to collaborate on identifying the right path for the implementation of this right across Europe. Given the growing number of cancer survivors in Europe, we now have over 14 million reasons to discuss not only the need for an EU approach to the Right to be Forgotten but also the implementation of a right that has now been widely recognised by European policymakers. Thanks to medicine’s tremendous progress, cancer is no longer a death sentence. Let’s make sure we give cancer survivors every reason to continue their lives after cancer.

14 Million Reasons to Discuss Life after Cancer

Today, the vast majority of cancer survivors across Europe are confronted with daily discrimination which sees them blocked from being able t…

Thursday, 28th January 2021
The event will take place via Zoom on January 28th from 10.00 to 12.30hrs CET. The aim is to provide a short introduction to EFNA, and its plans for 2021. This annual meeting is open to current/prospective members, industry partners, and other stakeholders with whom we collaborate. You can register now at https://forms.gle/etAqEZhycGtgWEex7 Registration closes on Thursday 21st at 5 pm CET.

EFNA Annual Partners Meeting

The event will take place via Zoom on January 28th from 10.00 to 12.30hrs CET. The aim is to provide a short introduction to EFNA, and its plans for 2…

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