Past Events

SIP related events

Tuesday, 21st May 2019
The 45th National Congress of the Spain Society of Rheumatology will take place this year in Valencia, Spain between the 21st and the 24th of May. Find more detailed Information on the website of the Congress.

Spanish Society of Rheumatology 45th National Congress 2019

The 45th National Congress of the Spain Society of Rheumatology will take place this year in Valencia, Spain between the 21st and the 24th of May. Fin…

Saturday, 18th May 2019
“PAIN IN VULNERABLE POPULATIONS” will be the main topic of the the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Belgian Pain Society in 2019. Please find the Programm for the meeting as a download on this page. More Information can be found here.

Annual Scientific Meeting of the Belgian Pain Society 2019

“PAIN IN VULNERABLE POPULATIONS” will be the main topic of the the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Belgian Pain Society in 2019. Please find the …

Friday, 17th May 2019
With its beginnings in the 1970s, pain (psycho) therapy now has a considerable tradition. At the 2019 Annual Meeting will be discussed various, sometimes controversial, issues and developments related to pain (psycho) therapy. One focus will be the question of how digital can, should or even must become pain (psycho) therapy. In times of evidence-based and economy-based health care, the tension between scientific evidence, practical utility and clinical decision-making (especially from the point of view

21. Annual Meeting of DGPSF

With its beginnings in the 1970s, pain (psycho) therapy now has a considerable tradition. At the 2019 Annual Meeting will be discussed various, someti…

Tuesday, 14th May 2019
The CHRODIS PLUS Joint Action of the European Union (2017-2020), has brought together over 50 project partner institutions, representing 21 European countries, to collaborate on and implement 21 pilot projects, to test public health models and tools, and to organise 15 national and 2 EU level policy dialogues. The aim is to generate practical and policy level lessons to support Member States in tackling the burden of chronic diseases. During its 36 months of operation, this project contributes to the reduction of this burden by promoting the implementation of policies and practices that have been already successfully tested. The further refinement and cross-border sharing of these tested policies and good practices across EU countries is the core idea behind this action. The CHRODIS PLUS Budapest Conference on 14-15 May is one of the key events in this project where over 180 chronic disease experts arriving from 26 countries participate to discuss and provide feedback on the real-life experiences project partners have gained during the initiative’s first 20 months. This conference intends to demonstrate the impact that CHRODIS PLUS has on public health systems across EU Member States with a special emphasis on proving that the good practices, models and tools that the project implements can be tailored to various national and local settings across Europe. The conference’s presentations and roundtable discussions are structured around the project’s key focus areas: Health Promotion & Primary Prevention, an Integrated Multimorbidity Care Model, Fostering Quality Care for People with Chronic Diseases, ICT-based Patient Empowerment, and Employment & Chronic Diseases.   You can find the program here. This conference is also very important for SIP, because CHRODIS+ takes as an important topic

Chrodis Plus Budapest Conference

The CHRODIS PLUS Joint Action of the European Union (2017-2020), has brought together over 50 project partner institutions, representing 21 European c…

Saturday, 11th May 2019
The 46th annual meeting of the European Calcified Tissue Society (ECTS 2019) will take place from 11-14 May 2019 in Budapest, Hungary, with pre-congress day on 10 May 2019. ECTS serves as a forum for researchers and clinicians working in the musculoskeletal field to discover and discuss the latest advances and controversies in research and in the daily care of patients. A special highlight this year will be the 50th year anniversary of bisphosphonates. Everyone in the field knows their history and impact on clinical medicine, but what will be their future? A forward looking session will review future developments. Also new this year, the meeting will include relevant hot clinical sessions and interactive “how do I” to help managing patients going along the newest knowledge in the field. The educational aspects of ECTS 2019 will include pre-meeting courses, working group meetings and workshops. There will be many interactive sessions: Meet-the-Experts, ECTS-ASBMR clinical debate and the Opening Ceremony will review ECTS Practice Guidelines issued during the past year. As in previous years, ECTS 2019 will include a New Investigator programme fully organised by our young leaders, the ECTS Academy. This programme will give the opportunity to new investigators to network, share common interests, receiving mentoring advices and start building their own collaborative projects at an international level. Collaboration will also be highlighted in several joint sessions with international bone societies: ASBMR and our partners from China, Japan and Korea. ECTS Congress is recognised a successful scientific meeting thanks to the large number of contributions coming via abstract submissions. We are committed to offer large visibility to promising abstracts by including them in plenary oral sessions, poster orals, SNAPS or via dedicated poster viewing sessions.   Find more information and the congress program here.  

European Calcified Tissue Society 46th Annual Congress 2019

The 46th annual meeting of the European Calcified Tissue Society (ECTS 2019) will take place from 11-14 May 2019 in Budapest, Hungary, with pre-congre…

Thursday, 09th May 2019
The 7th International Congress on Neuropathic Pain (NeuPSIG 2019) is an international forum that provides the latest research and developments in understanding the mechanisms, assessment, prevention and treatment of neuropathic pain. This meeting is is an excellent opportunity to network and strengthen scientific collaboration. This is an unique way to meet researchers, clinicians, and others from a wide range of disciplines, countries and backgrounds, disseminating and learning about the latest developments in the field.  Themes: Diabetic Neuropathic Pain Positive and negative sensory symptoms are very common in nerve damage related to diabetes, one of the largest burden in public health worldwide. Patients with diabetes and neuropathy comprise a substantial proportion, even in those with only glucose intolerance, a “pre-diabetic” condition. Read more. Chemotherapy-induced Peripheral Neuropathic Pain Sensory dysfunction and pain are the most common and intractable treatment-limiting factors, and among the most distressing symptoms of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. Sensory disturbances in chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) range from numbness (paresthesia) and unpleasant tingling (dysesthesia) to painful cramps, deep muscle aches, and spontaneous burning pain. Read more.   Find more Information about the Congress here.

7th International Congress on Neuropathic Pain 2019 (NeuPSIG 2019)

The 7th International Congress on Neuropathic Pain (NeuPSIG 2019) is an international forum that provides the latest research and developments in unde…

The German Society for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine (DGAI) invites you to the German Anesthesiology Congress (DAC) 2019. All areas of their field face the possibilities and challenges of taking up the advancements of medicine and using them for the benefit of the patients. For years, there has been a tension between the demands of a high degree of specialization in various clinical areas and the availability of resources. The socio-economic working conditions, the lack of staff in the medical and nursing service and the high demands placed on the medical and nursing qualifications place high demands on organizational management. In addition, there is the constant increase in medical knowledge in this field as well as in all disciplines with which the Society cooperates in a variety of ways.   Find more information about the event here.

German Anesthesie Congress 2019

The German Society for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine (DGAI) invites you to the German Anesthesiology Congress (DAC) 2019. All areas of th…

The 5th Academy of National Brain Councils will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia on 9-10 May 2019. Further details will follow soon.

5th Academy of National Brain Councils

The 5th Academy of National Brain Councils will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia on 9-10 May 2019. Further details will follow soon.…

Wednesday, 01st May 2019
The British Pain Society would like to invite all healthcare professionals to attend its 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM), which will be held at the Hilton London Tower Bridge on Wednesday 1st May to Friday 3rd May 2019. Why you should attend: Network with colleagues Raise questions, partake in debates and discuss outcomes Meet with poster exhibitors and discuss their research Meet with technical exhibitors and hear about their products and services Discuss your own research The multidisciplinary nature of the Society's is pivotal to the continuing success of its Annual Scientific Meeting, which has attracted an average of over 500 healthcare professionals to its previous five Meetings. This multidisciplinary nature is reflected throughout the scientific programme, with lecture, workshop and seminar topics chosen specifically to be of interest to all participants, whatever their specialty. Outside of the scientific programme, participants may view the poster exhibition, visit the technical exhibition, attend Satellite meetings or join in the social programme, all of which run alongside the Meeting to create an informative and enjoyable environment for all participants. All participants are encouraged to submit a poster abstract.  Participants will be able to view the poster exhibition at any time throughout the meeting. For more Information please visit the ASM pages here

British Pain Society Annual Scientific Meeting 2019 (BPS 2019)

The British Pain Society would like to invite all healthcare professionals to attend its 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM), which will be held…

Tuesday, 30th April 2019
The UK’s leading rheumatology conference is a fantastic three day event which will be taking place on 30 April - 2 May 2019 in Birmingham.  Here's some top reasons to get your place booked:  Join over 2000 delegates at the UK's biggest rheumatology conference designed for the entire multi-disciplinary team Learn from experts in the field about the latest developments in rheumatology and expand your knowledge Experience three days of cutting edge research, unrivalled networking, plus posters, symposia, exhibition and more Wind down with colleagues over drinks, nibbles and live entertainment at a number of our free to attend social events Earn up to 18 CPD credits Find more information and register here.

The British Society for Rheumatology Annual Conference

The UK’s leading rheumatology conference is a fantastic three day event which will be taking place on 30 April - 2 May 2019 in Birmingham.  He…

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