Past Events

SIP related events

Thursday, 07th March 2019
Individualization instead of standardization Where is research in pain medicine heading?How do current structures affect the pain-care care of patients with chronic pain in Germany?Do we need new pain-medical care structures in Germany? During three congress days, high-calibre speakers will shed light on these and other topics and deal intensively with the future of pain medicine.Pain and palliative day marks its 30th anniversary of 2019. The German Society for Pain Medicine takes this anniversary as an opportunity to offer numerous events to doctors, pharmacists, physiotherapists and other medical professions under the motto

German Society for Pain Medicine Pain and Palliative Day 2019

Individualization instead of standardization Where is research in pain medicine heading?How do current structures affect the pain-care care of patient…

This workshop will take place on March 7th and 8th in Brussels at the Crowne Plaza – Le Palace Hotel. The main theme will be:

EFNA neurology advocacy workshop

This workshop will take place on March 7th and 8th in Brussels at the Crowne Plaza – Le Palace Hotel. The main theme will be: "Linking Global, Europ…

Wednesday, 06th March 2019
Fighting Discrimination at work for those affected by neurological disorders and chronic pain conditions March 6th 2019, 16.00h to 18.00h (assembly at 15.30h) European Parliament, Brussels Hosted by: Jeroen Lenaers, MEP Room JAN 6Q2   More details can be found in the attached invitation and draft agenda.  To register your attendance, please complete the online registration form before February 25th. It is available here: https://goo.gl/forms/MbWeUiLZfX9DI1My1 Note: Those with are a parliamentary pass are also kindly asked to register so that we can monitor numbers. For any further questions, do not hesitate to get in touch at: advocacy@efna.net  

INVITATION: MEP Interest Group on Brain, Mind and Pain

Fighting Discrimination at work for those affected by neurological disorders and chronic pain conditions March 6th 2019, 16.00h to 18.00h (assembly at…

Monday, 04th March 2019
This meeting will showcase the most recent discoveries and potential avenues for therapies in chronic pain research and treatment. Deadlines: Early Bird 18 December; Abstracts due 22 January; Register by 5 February. Focusing on the translation of basic research insights into new therapies for pain This is the ideal time to attend the 2019 Challenge of Chronic Pain Conference, which will showcase the most recent discoveries and potential avenues for therapies in chronic pain research and treatment. World leaders in pain research including those working in basic science, translational research and clinical therapies will present the latest and most promising findings, as well as the challenges left to overcome. You can find more Information here.

The Challenge of Chronic Pain

This meeting will showcase the most recent discoveries and potential avenues for therapies in chronic pain research and treatment. Deadlines: Early Bi…

Friday, 15th February 2019
Pain affects almost 20% of the French Population and as such it can be a heavy burden and a source of handicap. However, the management of pain patients is often inadequate and insufficient. Improving the course of pain care is a real public health issue for all the territories in France.   Unpublished event, organised with the institutional support of the Grünenthal laboratory in France in the framework of the European Initiative

SIP France Regional round table

Pain affects almost 20% of the French Population and as such it can be a heavy burden and a source of handicap. However, the management of pain patien…

Friday, 01st February 2019
Regionale Hospiz- und Palliativnetze: Starke Stricke mit Löchern? Welche Optionen sollte der Koalitionsvertrag bieten? Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, regionale Palliativ- und Hospiznetzwerke sehen sich sowohl national sowie international großen Herausforderungen gegenüber. Sie bewegen sich innerhalb vieler Spannungsfelder und Ambivalenzen: • Von einem wettbewerbsbasierten Gesundheitswesen in Deutschland zu einer strukturierten Kooperation miteinander zu gelangen, um die Patientenversorgung und Begleitung zu verbessern.• Einerseits die individuellen Bedürfnisse von betroffenen Menschen und ihrer Zugehörigen zu verstehen und ernst zu nehmen, andererseits die Tendenz zur Standardisierung von Abläufen, Strukturen und Behandlungen zu suchen, um Qualität zu sichern.• Mangel an Pflegekräften und medizinischem Fachpersonal erhöht in allen Bereichen den Druck und andererseits besteht der Wille und die Notwendigkeit, Schnittstellenmanagement zwischen den Sektoren und Organisationen zu verbessern.• Multiprofessionelle Teams haben sich in der Palliativversorgung häufig schon etabliert. Gleichzeitig ist der Wunsch vorhanden, die Kooperation mit dem Ehrenamt nicht zu vernachlässigen. Diese Kooperation muss gepflegt und unbedingt immer neu in den Blick genommen werden. Die Charta für Schwerstkranke und Sterbende hat die notwendige Etablierung regionaler Netzwerke eingefordert und der Koalitionsvertrag will die Finanzierung der Koordination von regionalen Netzwerken prüfen. Dabei möchten wir in Aachen mit Politik, Wissenschaft und Akteuren der palliativen und hospizlichen Arbeit, Ehrenamt, Krankenkassen, Verbänden und Seelsorge über diese Spannungsfelder ins Gespräch kommen. Unter anderem werden wir im Gespräch sein mit Franz Müntefering, ehemaliger Kanzlerkandidat der SPD, Ulla Schmidt MdB, Bundesgesundheitsministerin a. D., Prof. Dr. Helen Kohlen, Pflegewissenschaftlerin und Expertin für politische Ethik in palliativen und hospizlichen Fragen, Vallendar, Prof. Hugo Mennemann, Experte für die Erforschung von Erfolgsfaktoren und Hürden in multiprofessionellen Netzwerken und Waldemar Radtke, AOK Rheinland/Hamburg – Regionaldirektion Städteregion Aachen – Kreis Düren. Wir freuen uns mit Ihnen auf einen spannenden Austausch über eigene und nationale Grenzen hinweg! Mit herzlichen Grüßen, Veronika Schönhofer-Nellessen und Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Roman Rolke

109. Aachener Hospizgespräch

Regionale Hospiz- und Palliativnetze: Starke Stricke mit Löchern? Welche Optionen sollte der Koalitionsvertrag bieten? Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,…

Sunday, 20th January 2019
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7th London Pain Forum "Advances in Pain Medicine" Winter Symposium

The "Advances in Pain Medicine" International Winter Symposium will be returning for the seventh time to the Hotel Village Montana, Tignes Le Lac on 2…

Thursday, 29th November 2018
On November 29, European organisations involved in health and healthcare policy will host the first ever high-level EU Health Summit to discuss the future of health at EU level. Bringing together European leaders, policy makers and health stakeholders, the summit will take a fresh look into how Europe could develop and take the lead in areas such as research and innovation, health data and digital health, healthcare organisation and financing as well as health in all policies. The aim of the Summit is to distill recommendations for the next European Commission and European Parliament.  Read more about the event and find the complete agenda here.

EU Health Summit - A shared vision for health

On November 29, European organisations involved in health and healthcare policy will host the first ever high-level EU Health Summit to discuss the fu…

Wednesday, 28th November 2018
The EPH Conference is the largest public health event in Europe. More than 1,500 delegates are expected to attend the Ljubljana conference. A great opportunity to get in touch with public health practitioners and representatives from European and international health organisations. Theme of the conference is ‘Winds of change: towards new ways of improving public health in Europe’. Today’s societies are faced with challenges that have an important impact on population health in Europe. On the other hand, there are also new opportunities to improve health and wellbeing of European population. A poster presentation of the abstract on

11th European Public Health Conference

The EPH Conference is the largest public health event in Europe. More than 1,500 delegates are expected to attend the Ljubljana confere…

Wednesday, 21st November 2018
Future of Healthcare in Europe: What next for brain, mind & pain? With the EU elections coming up in 2019, the MEP Interest Group on Brain, Mind and Pain is turning its attention to the next mandate. At this meeting, the scene will be set by reviewing the achievements of the Interest Group to-date and setting out our proposed policy focus areas from 2019. This will be followed by a series of short presentations from our members and partners on their policy priorities for the coming years; in the areas of Alzheimer’s Disease, Stroke, Epilepsy and Chronic Pain. In the area of Chronic Pain Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) is going to present the Framing Paper and the Call to Action. The presentation will be held by Anca Pop (Pain Alliance Europe) and Vittoria Carraro (European Pain Federation). Find the agenda and the presentations of the participants here.  

Meeting of MEP Interest Group on Brain, Mind and Pain

Future of Healthcare in Europe: What next for brain, mind & pain? With the EU elections coming up in 2019, the MEP Interest Group on Brain, Mind and…

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