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Pete Moore Pain Toolkit
Societal Impact of Pain (SIP)
Marieke Kroezen, James Buchan, Gilles Dussault, Irene Glinos, Matthias Wismar World Health Organization, Denmark
How can structured cooperation between countries address health workforce challenges related to highly specialized health care?
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Fact sheet: Structured Cooperation between Health Care Systems Tackling the Societal Impact of Pain
Giuliano Piccoliori Academia Altoatesina di Medicina Generale (AcAMG), Italy
P in GP stands for Pain
Paloma Casado Spanish Ministry of Health and Social Services and Equality, Spain
Implementation of the Chronicity Care National Strategy in Spain
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SIP factsheet: The societal impact of pain
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SIP factsheet: Pain as a quality indicator for healthcare
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SIP factsheet: Pain, rehabilitation and the reintegration of workers in the workforce
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SIP factsheet: The relevance of pain in cancer care and rehabilitation
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SIP factsheet: Chronic pain: underlying symptom or a disease in its own right?
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Announcement flyer: he 6th Societal Impact of Pain symposium takes place in Brussels
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SIP Supplement Symposium 2014
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SIP 2012: Active and healthy Ageing
Björn Gerdle Sweden
Workshop 6: Advancing pain management in Swedish primary care through quality registry
Daniele Battelli
Workshop 6: San Marino analgesic observatory. Results and perspectives
Frank Huygen Erasmus MC, Netherlands
Workshop 5: Pain in the Dutch “Regieraad” report
Dr. John M. Cachia Commissioner for Mental Health - Malta, Malta
Pain, Mental Health and Work
Framework Document for the improvement of pain management in Spain
Framework Document for the improvement of pain management in Spain
SIP Partners
First SIP Steering Committee 2009
National Initiatives Ireland: Charter of Rights against unnecessary Pain
Ceri Philips School of health science, Swansea University, United Kingdom
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: The Need For A Whole Systems Perspective
Paul Langley University of Minnesota
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: The impact of pain according to consumers and patients
Serdar Erdine President World Institute of Pain, Turkey
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Chronic pain
Alberto Grua Grünenthal, Germany
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Can pain be helpful as a quality indicator for health care systems?
Celine Leto Advisor in the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Social Affairs and Health, Belgium
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Welcome - Celine Leto
Isabel De La Mata EU Health & Consumers Directorate General - DG SANCO Principal Adviser - Public health and risk assessment
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Health and Pain in the European Union
José De Andrés President of the Foundation for study and treatment of pain of the Valencian community, Spain
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Interventional therapeutic strategies for the treatment of pain
Meindert Boysen Programme Director Technology Appraisals, NICE, United Kingdom
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Innovation; pain or value
Lise Rochaix French National Health Authority (HAS, Haute Autorité de Santé), France
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Informational gap between physicians and their patients
Paolo Daniele Siviero Direttore, Ufficio Centro Studi Agenzia Italiana del Farmaco (AIFA), Italy
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Therapeutic strategies for the treatment of pain
Ken Paterson Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC), United Kingdom
SIP 2010 Plenary May 4: Are we adequately equipped to asses pain therapies
Wilfried Ilias President Austrian pain society, Austria
Workshop 1: Chronic pain in Austria
Jan Dobrogowski Department of Pain Research and Therapy Jagiellonian University, Poland
Workshop 1: Prevalence of neuropathic pain in Poland
Jos Kleijnen Kleijnen Systematic Reviews Ltd., Netherlands
Workshop 1: Results of a literature review on the epidemiology of chronic pain in the EU
Ana Casas Oncology Unit Hospital Virgen del Rocio, Sevilla, Spain
Workshop 1: Pain in oncology
José Castro Lopes Faculty of Medicine of the University of Porto, President of the National Observatory for Pain, Portugal
Workshop 1: Prevalence and socio-economic impact of pain in Portugal
Cornelius Erbe Member of the Extended Board - Head of Product Management, DAK-Unternehmen Leben, Germany
Workshop 1: Analyses of types and costs of pain
Giovanni Apolone Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche "Mario Negri", Italy
Workshop 2: Pain undertreatment in oncological patients
Narinder Rawal Orebro University Hospital, Sweden
Workshop 1: Prevalence and Epidemiology - Report
Barbara Milani Technical Officer, Access to Controlled Medications Programme, Department of Essential Medicines and Pharmaceutical Policies, World Health Organization WHO
Workshop 2: "WHO Treatment Guidelines on Pain"
Thomas R. Tölle Deutscher Forschungsverbund Neuropathischer Schmerz (DFNS), Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium des Schmerzes e.V. (DGSS), Germany
Workshop 2: Measuring Functionality
Martin van der Graaff Secretary, Pharmaceutical reimbursement Committee of CVZ, Netherlands
Workshop 2: Painlessly into the package
Matthias Perleth Abteilung Fachberatung Medizin Gemeinsamer Bundesausschuss, Germany
Workshop 2: Practice of benefit assessment of pain relieving medications
Joana Gabriele Muñiz President of the Spanish Patients Association, Spain
Workshop 3: The impact of pain from the patient perspective
Roberto Casale "Salvatore Maugeri" Foundation, IRCCS Montescano, Pavia, Italy
Workshop 3: Pain and Rehabilitation
Werner Kerschbaum Deputy Secretary General, Österreichischen Roten Kreuz, Austria
Workshop 3: Pain and family
Michel Vanhalewyn General coordinator Sociéte scientifique de Médecine générale (SSMG), Belgium
Workshop 3: Pain management in practice
Gina Plunkett Vice Chairperson of the Chronic Pain Association, Ireland
Workshop 3: Charter of Rights for people living with Chronic Pain
Emilia Altarriba President of the Foundation of Fibromyalgia, Spain
Workshop 3: Quality of life after pain treatment
Marja Kuijpers College voor zorgverzekeringen (CVZ), Netherlands
Workshop 2: Evidence in Pain Therapy from a societal perspective - Report
Norman Evans Imperial College, London Healthcare Trust, United Kingdom
Workshop 3: Impact of pain on the society - Report
Eli Alon University of Zürich, Member EFIC®, Switzerland
Workshop 4: Health economic models in pain treatment - Eli Alon
Marijana Bras School of Medicine, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Workshop 4: Health economic models in pain treatment - Report
Renata Villoro Max Weber Institute, Spain
Workshop 4: The Social Economic Costs of Chronic Pain
Morten Andreas Hjulsager Danish National board of health, Denmark
Workshop 4: How to asses the economic cost of pain in Denmark?
Ailsa Brown Principal Health Economist, Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC), United Kingdom
Workshop 4: Issues in the Health Technology Assessment of Treatments for Pain
Reinhard Thoma President, Professional Association of pain specialists in Germany (BVSD), Germany
Workshop 4: Why do we need an ICD10 code for chronic pain?
Eric Jensen Chefarzt MEDAS, Medizinisches Zentrum Römerhof, Switzerland
Workshop 4: Medico-legal medicine and economic challenges
Pietro Giusti Director Pharmacology PadovaItaly
Workshop 4: Monitoring of pain therapy in local health-care unit
Ad Rietveld RJW & Partners Ltd., Netherlands
Workshop 5: Costs related to pain - Report
Eva Zebedin-Brandl Hauptverband der Österreichischen Sozialversicherungsträger, Austria
Workshop 5: Pharmacoepidemiological aspects on the costs of pain
Jacob Hofdijk Special Advisor, Chronic Disease Management, Ministry of Health President EFMI, Netherlands
Workshop 5: What can we learn from insurance data on pain, facts and costs?
Paul J. Watson University of Leicester, United Kingdom
Workshop 5: The costs of musculoskeletal pain
Paul Kind Centre for Health Economics, United Kingdom
Workshop 5: Measuring the value of pain in economic evaluation
Marcelo Rivano-Fischer President Svenskt Smärtforum, Sweden
Workshop 5: Project design to analyse the facts on pain related cost
Mary Baker President - European Federation of Neurological Associations (EFNA), United Kingdom
Workshop 6: Light House Projects ("Best Practice") - Report
Villy Meineche Schmidt Tværfagligt Smertecenter / Den private smerteklinik, Denmark
Workshop 6: Societal benefit of multidisciplinary rehabilitation
Guido Fanelli Università di Parma, Italy
Workshop 6: The Italian experience
Ewald Gspurning Steiermark, Austria
Workshop 6: Back Pain Survey in Styria
Sergi Blancafort University of patients - Foundation Josep Laporte, Barcelona, Spain
Workshop 6: Benefits of self-care programs in pain for patients
José María Muñoz y Ramón Deputy Medical Director, Chief of Pain Management, Hospital Universitario La Paz - Madrid, Member of the Hospital SIN DOLOR Commission, Spain
Workshop 6: "Hospital Sin Dolor"
Blair H. Smith Deputy Head, Centre of Academic Primary Care, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
SIP 2010 Plenary May 5: Developing a National Service Framework for chronic pain
Norbert Klusen Chief Executive Officer, TK Krankenkasse, Germany
SIP 2010 Plenary May 5: The future of cooperation’s in pain therapy
Giustino Varrassi EFIC, Italy
SIP 2010 Plenary May 5: Discussion & summary
Background Materials on SIP 2010 Symposium
National Initiatives Netherlands: Publications
Jürgen Scheftlein European Commission, DG SANCO C4-Health Determinants, Germany
Key Note Presentation: The European commission´s approach on health determinants
Impressions SIP Symposium 2011 - Plenary Session, 3rd May 2011
Jiri Maštálka Member of the European Parliament, Confederal Group of the European United Left - Nordic Green Left, Czech Republic
SIP 2011 Plenary May 3: Opening Ceremony - Jiri Maštálka
Jim Higgins Member of the European Parliament Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats)
Workshop 2: Pain Policy; Ensuring access to pain treatment - Jim Higgins
Kris Vissers Member of the European Parliament Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats)
Workshop 2: Pain Policy; Ensuring access to pain treatment - Kris Vissers
Matilde Crespo / Martine Chauvin Association Francophone pour Vaincre les Douleurs (AFVD), France
Key Note Presentation: Impact of chronic pain on daily life of the patient
Brian McGuire Centre for Pain Research and School of Psychology, Galway, Ireland
Key Note Presentation: Prevalence, Impact and Cost of Chronic Pain in Ireland
Michael Zenz Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium des Schmerzes e.V. (DGSS), Germany
Key Note Presentation: Pain ethic charter
Beverly Collett Chronic Pain Policy Coalition
Key Note Presentation: Declaration of Montreal (IASP)
Serge Perrot Cercle d'étude de la douleur en Rhumatologie (CEDR), France
Key Note Presentation: Educational program for rheumatologists
Jan Dobrogowski Polskie Towarzystwo Badania Bolu (Polish Pain Society), Poland
Key Note Presentation: Can education in pain improve of the treatment of pain?
Rolf-Detlef Treede Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium des Schmerzes e.V. (DGSS), Germany
Key Note Presentation: The Societal Impact of Pain - A Road Map for Action
Hans G. Kress President Elect of EFIC, Austria
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Hans G. Kress
Giustino Varrassi EFIC, Italy
SIP 2011 Plenary May 3: Opening Ceremony - Giustino Varrassi
Richard Langford British Pain Society, United Kingdom
Workshop 3: Pain - Numbers, Facts and Figures - Richard Langford
Cristian Silviu Busoi Member of the European Parliament, Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Workshop 3: Pain - Numbers, Facts and Figures - Cristian Silviu Busoi
Lieven Annemans Interuniversity Centre for Health Economics Research, Belgium
Key Note Presentation: Pain, facts and money
María Moreno Subsecretario Conselleria de Sanitat Valenciana, Spain
Key Note Presentation: A pilot project in narcotic electronic prescription Mas
Gottfried Endel Hauptverband der Österreichischen Sozialversicherungsträger, Austria
Key Note Presentation: What does the budgetholder know?
J. Saturno Hernández WHO Adviser on Quality, UNICEF Consultant on Quality, University of Murcia - Harvard University, Spain
Key Note Presentation: Good practices Indicators for pain treatments
John Dalli European Commissioner, Health and Consumer Policy, Malta
SIP 2011 Plenary May 3: Opening Ceremony - John Dalli
William Raffaeli Scientific Foundation ISAL (Istituto Scienze Algologiche), Italy
Key Note Presentation: Citizens and pain: "100 Città contro il dolore"
Ingemar Petersson MORSE (Musculoskeletal Research Center), Sweden
Key Note Presentation: Pain and musculoskeletal disorders in MORSE
Dieter Korczak GP Forschungsgruppe - Institut für Grundlagen- und Programmforschung, Germany
Key Note Presentation: Pain care in Germany in international comparison
Hildegard Bossmann DIMDI, Germany, Germany
Key Note Presentation: German Institute of Medical Documentation and Information
Mary Baker EFNA, United Kingdom
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Mary Baker
Gina Plunkett Chronic Pain Ireland, Ireland
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Pain in a daily reality
Anna Rosbach Member of the European Parliament European, Conservatives and Reformist's Group (ECR), Denmark
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Anna Rosbach
Ceri Phillips College of Human and Health Sciences, Swansea University, United Kingdom
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Ceri Phillips
Guido Fanelli Presidente Commissione Ministeriale sulla terapia del dolore, Italy
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Guido Fanelli
Maria Dolors Navarro Rubio Spanish Patients Forum, Spain
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Maria Dolors Navarro Rubio
César Margarit CHANGE PAIN international advisory board, Spain
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - The impact of pain
Rolf-Detlef Treede Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium des Schmerzes e.V. (DGSS), Germany
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - The economic burden of chronic pain
Giovanni D'Ercole Archdiocese of L'Aquila, Italy
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Ethical and philosophical aspects of chronic pain
Giovanni Tafuri Ufficio Centro Studi Agenzia Italiana del Farmaco (AIFA), Italy
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Analgesics for the treatment of pain in Italy
Giovanni Tafuri Ufficio Centro Studi Agenzia Italiana del Farmaco (AIFA), Italy
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - The economic burden of chronic pain
Per Sjøgren European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC), Denmark
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Pain and other symptoms in palliative cancer care
Alberto Grua Executive Vice President Grünenthal GmbH Europe & Australia, Germany
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Key note´s
Blair H. Smith University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
SIP 2011: Plenary Session 3 May - Challenges and opportunities in pain care
Milan Cabrnoch Member of the European Parliament, European Conservatives and Reformists, Czech Republic
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Summary and Closing Remarks
Roberto Casale Italian Association for the Study of Pain, Italy
Societal impact of pain in a rehabilitation setting
Joop van Griensven Treasurer European Network of Fibromyalgia Associations (ENFA), Netherlands
Key Note Presentation: Pain, patient, networks
Jerome Rigaud & Massimo Candiani CHU, Nantes
Key Note Presentation: Out of sight, out of mind
Michiel Reneman Center for Rehabilitation & Rehabilitation Medicine
Key Note Presentation: The impact of pain on work participation
Paul Watson University of Leicester, United Kingdom
Key Note Presentation: Retention and return to work
Joachim Nadstawek Center for Rehabilitation & Rehabilitation Medicine
Key Note Presentation: The influence of health care services on the chronification of pain
Robert Johnstone International Alliance of Patients' Organizations
Key Note Presentation: Representing people with health challenges
Impressions SIP Symposium 2011 - Workshops
Impressions SIP Symposium 2011 - Plenary Session, 4th May 2011
Harald F. Stock Chief Executive Officer Grünenthal GmbH, Germany
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Patient access to pain treatment - Harald F. Stock
Timothy Steiner Global Campaign Director, Lifting The Burden, United Kingdom
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: WHO's Atlas of Headache Disorders
Isabel de la Mata Principal Advisor with special interest in Public Health European Commission - DG SANCO, Spain
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Health and active aging partnership
Patricia Reilly Member of the Cabinet of Máire Geoghegan-Quinn EU Commissioner Research, Innovation and Science, Ireland
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Pain, EU, Research innovation and science
Günter Danner Europavertretung der Deutschen Sozialversicherung, Germany
Workshop 4: Pain - Healthy aging; Pain, Ethics and society - Günter Danner
Renata Villoro Instituto Max Weber
Key Note Presentation: Informal caregivers of chronic pain patients in Spain
Nick Allcock University of Nottingham School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy, United Kingdom
Key Note Presentation: Pain nursing in residential homes
Bernard Wary Service Régional de Soins Palliatifs, France
Key Note Presentation: Pain, Aging, and End of life
Mirando Mrsic Member of the Croatian Parliament, Croatia
Key Note Presentation: Croatian strategy for terminally ill patients
Angelika Kiewel IKK e.V., Germany
Key Note Presentation: Cost of pain therapy? A bottomless pit!?
Thomas Sitte Deutsche Palliativ Stiftung, Germany
Key Note Presentation: End of life pain relief in homecare?
Eli Alon EFIC
Workshop 5: Pain - What does best practice in pain management look like?
José M. Castro-Lopes National Observatory for Pain, Portugal
Key Note Presentation: The role of a National Observatory for Pain
Richard Rokyta Charles University, Plzen, Czech Republic
Key Note Presentation: The management of pain and pain care in the Czech Republic
Jan Van Emelen Union Nationale des Mutualités Libres, Landsbond van de Onafhankelijke Ziekenfondsen, Belgium
Key Note Presentation: Innovative pain approaches for future health care systems
Bernard Bannwarth Hôpital Pellegrin, France
Key Note Presentation: Chronic musculoskeletal pain
Michel Lanteri Minet Société Française d'Etude et de Traitement de la Douleur (SFETD), France
Key Note Presentation: Pain policy in France
Guy Hans Institute of National Health Insurance (RIZIV-INAMI), Belgium
Key Note Presentation: Pain Management in Belgium
Marijana Braš Veljko Ðordevic Croatia
Key Note Presentation: "Stand by me"
María Dolores Martín Rodríguez Servicio Galego da Saúde, Spain
Key Note Presentation: Goals and achievements in acute pain
André Ljutow Pain Medicine Centre for Pain Medicine Swiss Paraplegic Centre, Switzerland
Key Note Presentation: Are social problems a consequence of chronic pain?
Audrey Craven European Headache Alliance, Croatia
Key Note Presentation: Educating pain patients on HTA
Willem Scholten World Health Organization, Belgium
Key Note Presentation: Recent developments in the UN and other international organizations
Elisabetta Vaudano Innovative Medicines Initiative, Belgium
Key Note Presentation: IMI Europain research project
Peter Cremer-Schaeffer BfArM, Federal Opium Agency, Germany
Key Note Presentation: Ensuring access to pain treatment
Finn Børlum Kristensen EUnetHTA, Denmark
Key Note Presentation: Setting the framework
Marco Spizzichino Ministero della Salute - Ministry of Health, Italy
Key Note Presentation: The Italian Healthcare program
Rolf-Detlef Treede Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium des Schmerzes e.V. (DGSS), Germany
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 2
Massimo Candiani ObGyn, San Raffaele, Milan, Italy
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 1
Francois Meyer Haute Autorité de Santé (HAS), France
Key Note Presentation: Pain in France
Francis Fagnani CEMKA-EVAL, Italy
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 3
Joan Carles March Cerdá Andalusian School of Public Health, Spain
Key Note Presentation: Suffering/pain vs illnessess
Núria Paladio Duran AATRM / Catalan Agency for Health Technology Assessment and Research (CAHTA), Spain
Key Note Presentation: A proposal to incorporate non clinical dimensions on HTA evaluation
Winfrid Meißner Friedrich-Schiller-University, Jena, Germany
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 3 - Winfrid Meißner
Cornelius Erbe DAK - Unternehmen Leben, Germany
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 4
Pam Stewart European Network of Fibromyalgia Associations (ENFA), United Kingdom
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 5
Bernard Avouac Membre de la CNEDiMTS (HAS), Ros Meek Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Alliance (ARMA), France
SIP 2011 Plenary May 4: Report WS 6
Background Materials on SIP 2011 Symposium
EU-Wide Initiatives: SIP - A road map for action
The Societal Impact of Pain - a Road Map for Action
National Initiatives Germany: Full Epidemiology Report
European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
The Societal Impact of Pain Roadmap for Action
National Initiatives France: Publication "Le Quotidien Du Medecin"
Eli Alon Chair EFIC EU Liaison Committee Switzerland, Switzerland
EFIC 2011: SIP Proceedings 2011
Background Materials on EFIC 2011
Impressions EFIC Symposium 2011
National Initiatives Belgium: Symposium Summary
National Initiatives Germany: Publication Deutsche Seniorenliga e.V.
National Initiatives Germany: Publication Versorgungsatlas Schmerz
National Initiatives Netherlands: Media Reports
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The Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) 2011, EU Parliament, Brussels
National Initiatives Austria: First Austrian SIP Steering Committee
National Initiatives Portugal: Publication: Indirect Costs of Chronic Pain
National Initiatives Spain: Gestion del Dolor en el Sistema Sanitario
National Initiatives Germany: A matter of human rights
National Initiatives Germany: "Chronic Pain in the elderly"
National Initiatives Italy: Carta dei Diritti sul dolore inutile
National Initiatives United Kingdom: BBC Interview on chronic pain
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Rome
Lars Bye Møller FAKS, Denmark
Workshop 5: Establishing multi-stakeholder pain platforms in Europe
Winfried Meissner European acute pain registry, PAIN OUT, Germany
Workshop 6: Registries as a base for pan-European health services research in the field of pain
Marcelo Rivano-Fischer Swedish Pain Society, Sweden
Workshop 6: Swedish Pain Register
Gina Plunkett Chronic Pain Ireland, Ireland
Workshop 6: Outlook on future pain management
Finn Børlum Kristensen DACEHTA, EUnetHTA, Denmark
Workshop 6: How HTAs can improve pain care in the future
Joana Gabriele Muñiz Josep Laporte Foundation - Autonomous University of Barcelona - Patients' University, Spain
Workshop 6: A vision of the present and look into the future
Marco Luciani ULSS7 del Veneto, Italy
Workshop 6: Quantitative and qualitative analysis of the use of the opiates and satisfaction of recruitment standards of Palliative Care
Serge Perrot Cercle d'étude de la douleur en Rhumatologie (CEDR), France
Workshop 6: Switching assessment toward the patient for more realistic goals
Maria Giulia Marini Fondazione ISTUD, Italy
Workshop 6: Professional identity and network relationship in the pain management
Margarida Augusto Center of Medicine Based Evidence (CEMBE)Faculty of Medicine - University of Lisbon, Portugal
Workshop 6: Indirect cost of chronic pain in Portugal
Lars Backlund Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR), Sweden
Workshop 6: The national agreement between the Swedish government and SALAR of advancing quality registries in Sweden
National Initiatives Spain: Activities of the Galician Rheumatologic League
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Padova
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Milan
SIP Denmark
SIP 2012: Abstract & Background Booklet
SIP 2012: Marketplace
SIP 2012: Supplement
SIP
SIP 2012: Pain and Chronic Diseases
SIP Denmark
SIP 2012: Final Programme Danish Satellite Symposium
3rd Societal Impact of Pain Symposium
SIP
SIP 2011: Abstract & Background Booklet
Jos Kleijnen Kleijnen Systematic Reviews Ltd., Ukraine
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Systematic review on healthy ageing in relation to chronic pain in the EU
Roman Haas Roman Haas Medical Quality GmbH, Austria
Workshop 1: Moderator
José de Andrés, Eduardo Zafra Galán, Ramón Navarro Sanz Responsible of the Palliative Care Program in Valencia, Spain
Workshop 3: Multidisciplinary approach to palliative care: Our experience in Valencia
Stefano Coacchioli Perugia University School of Medicine, Italy
Workshop 1: Co-rapporteur
Nigel Armstrong Kleijnen Systematic Reviews Ltd., Ukraine
Workshop 1: Systematic review on the position of pain in relation to chronic dieseases
Detlev Parow DAK - Unternehmen, Germany
Workshop 1: Pain from a statutory health insurance point of view
Pedro Saturno Dpt. Of Socio-Sanitary Science (University of Murcia / University of Harvard), Spain
Workshop 1: Results of the Good Practice indicators in Pain Treatment in the National Health System
Gitte Handberg Smertecenter Syd, OUH, Denmark
Workshop 5: Addressing the Societal Impact of Pain in Denmark
Robert Jakob World Health Organization (WHO), Switzerland
Workshop 1: ICD 11 in development
Winfried Rief Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany
Workshop 1: IASP positition on pain in ICD 11
Stephen Gilbert National Lead Clinician for Chronic Pain, Scotland, Ukraine
Workshop 1: Measuring Pain as the 5th vital Sign
Willem Scholten World Health Organization (WHO), Switzerland
Workshop 1: Report from ATOME meeting in Cyprus
Eli Alon EFIC, Switzerland
Workshop 1: EFIC position on pain in relation to chronic diseases
Liisa Mikkonen Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Finland
Workshop 1: Why chronic pain is a disease from a patients' point of view
John Lindsay Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Ireland
Workshop 2: ACTIVE & HEALTHY AGEING: PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR AN IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE - Moderator
Michiel Reneman UMCG Centrum voor Revalidatie, Netherlands
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Pain - work - healthy ageing
Stephen Bevan The Work Foundation, Ukraine
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - The influence of work-related back pain on sickness absence
Tony Woolf EUMUSC.NET Project and the Bone and Joint Decade, Ukraine
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Musculoskeletal pain: incidence, prevalence and impact on healthy ageing
Chris Wells EFIC, Ukraine
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - National Health and Wellness Survey 2010 – 65 Analysis
Orsolya Nagy DGSanco, EU Commission, Germany
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Pilot European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
Wilco Achterberg Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Pain and Impaired Cognition
Sylvie Bonin-Guilllaume Société française de gériatrie et de gerontologie - French geriatric association, France
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Pain in geriatric care
Simon Chapman National Council of Palliative Care, Ukraine
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Influencing public policy to drive change in end of life care
María Teresa García-Baquero Merino Palliatie Care Program Madrid, Spain
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - The New Pain Care Program in Palliative Care in Spain
Teresa Petrangolini Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Italy
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Citizens or patients
Giovanni Gambassi Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Rome, Italy
SIP 2012 - Workshop 2 - Pain in the geriatric field
Alberto Grua Grünenthal, Germany
SIP 2012 - PLENARY SESSION 30 MAY
Beverly Collett Chronic Pain Policy Coalition (CPPC), Ukraine
Workshop 5: Multi-stakeholder Pain platforms within England
Nevenka Krčevski Škvarč EFIC®, Slovakia
Workshop 5: SIP in Slovenia
Michel Lanteri Minet Société Française d'Etude et de Traitement de la Douleur (SFETD), France
Workshop 5: The Fourth French national Program of actions for the management of Pain
Pamela Bell Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine, Ireland
Workshop 5: Pain Summit Northern Ireland
Jaime Espín Andalusian School of Public Health, Spain
Workshop 5: Innovative Agreements for Financing medicines
Rolf-Detlef Treede Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium des Schmerzes e.V. (DGSS), Denmark
Workshop 5: The Road Map for Action and the Road Map monitor
Viorica Cursaru Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Romania
Workshop 5: Aligning stakeholder initiatives in the EU member states
Martin Koltzenburg EFIC®, Ukraine
Workshop 4: EFIC® education and research programmes
Françoise Laroche Cercle d'étude de la douleur en Rhumatologie (CEDR), France
Workshop 4: Chronic pain and therapeutic patienteducation - is it useful?
Andreas Kopf Klinik für Anästhesiologie Klinik Benjamin Franklin, Germany
Workshop 4: Pain Medicine in Medical School curricula
Manuela Monleón / Marta Pisano FAECAP Federación de Asociaciones de Enfermería Comunitaria y Atención Primaria, Spain
Workshop 4: Developing Pain Education for nurses by nurses
Dolors Navarro Patient University, Spain
Workshop 4: Pain Forum for Patients
Juan Antonio Guerra de Hoyos Andalusian Plan for the Attention of People with pain, Spain
Workshop 4: Improving chronic pain Management
Jan van Emelen Independent Health Insurance Funds, Belgium
Workshop 4: Coaching chronic pain
Begoña García Cepeda General Department of Quality Programs and Healthcare Safety. Galician Ministry of Health, Spain
Workshop 4: Galician School in Public Health for citizens: Education in Pain
Dott. Fabio Izzicupo Dirigente Psicologo, U.O. Hospice e Terapia del dolore, Ospedale di Fossombrone, Italy
Workshop 4: Hospital-territory without pain
Bébhinn NicLiam Endometriosis Association of Ireland, Ireland
Workshop 4: Patient involvement in pain guidelines
Marco Spizzichino Ministry of Health, Italy
Workshop 3: Statement by Marco Spizzichino
Giustino Varrassi EFIC®, Italy
Workshop 3: Statement by Giustino Varrassi
Frances Cole NHS Kirklees, Bradford Teaching Hospitals Trust, West Yorkshire, Ukraine
Workshop 3: Commissioning Pain Management Services
Beatriz Craveiro Lopes EFIC®, Portugal
Workshop 3: Defined outcomes from the implementation of pain
Martine Chauvin / Virginie Van Belleghem AFVD Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), France
Workshop 3: Precariousness and pain. The added value of expert patients
Roger Knaggs School of Pharmacy University of Nottingham / UK CPA Pain Management Group, Ukraine
Workshop 3: Relieving Persistent Pain, Improving Health Outcomes
Dolores Martín Rodríguez General Department of Quality Programs and Healthcare Safety. Galician Ministry of Health, Ukraine
Workshop 3: Pain as the fifth vital sign in Galicia: overcome challenge
Enrique Bárez Medical Director, Anesthesiologist: Pain Clinic. Hospital Universitario Araba, Spain
Workshop 3: A story about how Patients and Practicioners
Anna Östbom Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR), Sweden
Workshop 3: The national rehabilitation guarantee
Clairy Wiholm REHSAM, Sweden
Workshop 3: How can society help people get back working
Pia Frederiksen FAKS, Denmark
SIP 2012 - Plenary Session - Statement & Presentation
Hans G. Kress, Alberto Grua, Pia Frederiksen Denmark
SIP 2012 - Opening Ceremony - Auditorium 15
Marco Spizzichino Italian Ministry of Health, Italy
SIP 2012: Implementation status of law 38 of March 15th, 2010
SIP Denmark
SIP 2012 Symposium: Final Programme
Hans G. Kress President EFIC, Austria
SIP 2012: Plenary Session 30/31 May - Hans G. Kress
Joop van Griensven Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Netherlands
SIP 2012: Statement
Harald F. Stock Chief Executive Officer Grünenthal GmbH, Germany
SIP 2012: Statement
Stefano Coacciolo Perugia University School of Medicine, Italy
SIP 2012: Report WS1
Sean McDougall Pain UK, United Kingdom
SIP 2012: Presentation & Statement
Erhard Hackler Deutsche Seniorenliga e.V., Germany
SIP 2012: Awareness Campaign "Chronic pain and age"
Per Kjærsgaard-Andersen EFORT, Denmark
SIP 2012: Report WS2
Gerhard H. Müller-Schwefe Deutsche Gesellschaft für Schmerztherapie e.V., Germany
SIP 2012: Can integrated pain care save money?
Kris Vissers University Medical Centre Nijmegen, Netherlands
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Education and research: deliverables
Ann Lloyd The Patients Association, Ukraine
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Report WS3
Winfried Hofmann Hessischen Landesverbandes des Berufsverbands der Ärzte u. Psycho-therapeuten in der Schmerz- und Palliativmedizin, Germany
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Presentation Winfried Hofmann
Rik Torfs Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Pain and Social Affairs
Marijana Bras Klinika za psihološku medicinu, KBC Zagreb, Croatia
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Report WS4
Massimo Candiani ObGyn, San Raffaele, Milan, Italy
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Presentation by Massimo Candiani
Antón Herreos Director of FUINSA (Fundación para la Investigación en Salud), Spain
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Plataforma SinDolor: 5 years of experience
Gitte Handberg Multidisciplinary Pain Centre, Germany
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Report WS5
Hiltrud Liedgens Grünenthal GmbH, Germany
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Video by Hiltrud Liedgens
Elisabetta Vaudano IMI, Belgium
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - EuroPain
Robert Johnstone International Alliance of Patients Organizations, Ukraine
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Report WS6
Gina Plunkett Chronic Pain Ireland, Ireland
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Presentation by Gina Plunkett
Lars Bye Moller FAKS, Denmark
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Statement by Lars Bye Moller
Giustino Varrassi EFIC, Italy
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Video by Giustino Varrassi
Anna Rosbach European Conservatives and Reformist Group - European Parliament, Denmark
SIP 2012 - 31.05. - Plenary Session - Working together in pain politics against pain
National Initiatives Germany: "Kompass" Newsletter
National Initiatives Germany: "Kompass" Newsletter - SIP Special Edition
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Ancona
National Initiatives Portugal: TV Report: Societal Impact of Chronic Pain
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Messina
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Firenze
National Initiatives Germany: German Charta
Chronic Pain becomes Priority in Spain
National Initiatives Spain: Five years of Plataforma SinDOLOR
National Initiatives Italy: HTA Bari
SIP Denmark
SIP 2012: Proceedings booklet
National Initiatives Italy: New booklet "In-Dolore"
National Initiatives Germany: Informative guidebook "Dementia & Pain"
National Initiatives Germany: Special "Kompass"-issue on SIP 2012
National Initiatives Germany: "Pain Nurses"
National Initiatives United Kingdom: Update Pain Toolkit- Guidebook
National Initiatives France: French SIP Symposium
National Initiatives Spain: Pain in National Chronic Disease Strategy
National Initiatives Austria: Basis for Austrian “Road Map for Action”
Luıs Filipe Azevedo et al. Portugal
Epidemiology of Chronic Pain: A Population-Based Nationwide Study on Its Prevalence, Characteristics and Associated Disability in Portugal
Alberto Grua Grünenthal Europe & Australia, Italy
Opening Ceremony: Video & Presentation by Alberto Grua
Sonia García de San José Spanish Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, Madrid, Spain
"Pain in the Strategy for Addressing Chronicity in the NHS"
Hans-Georg Kress EFIC President, Germany
"Presentation of final European SIP Recommendations & Outlook on EU Implementation"
Waltraud Klasnic Austrian Member of the European Economic and Social Committee, Austria
Chair & Opening - SIP Focus Group 1
Waltraud Klasnic Austrian Member of the European Economic and Social Committee, Austria
Closure by Waltraud Klasnic
SIP
Focus Group 1: Working Session Discussions
Dr. Virginie Piano Hôpital la Timone, Centre Douleur Chronique, France
Statement by Dr. Virginie Piano
Prof. Dr. Kris C.P. Vissers UMC St. Radboud, Netherlands
Statement by Prof. Dr. Kris C.P. Vissers
Prof. Dr. Rolf-Detlef Treede Medical Faculty of University Mannheim, Germany
Statement by Prof. Dr. Rolf-Detlef Treede
Prof. Pedro J. Saturno Medical Faculty, University of Murcia, Spain
Statement by Prof. Pedro J. Saturno
Prof. William Raffaeli Fondazione ISAL, Institute for Research on Pain, Italy
Statement by Prof. William Raffaeli
Dr. Cathy Price Clinical Director at Southampton City CCG, United Kingdom
Statement Dr. Cathy Price
Jamie O'Hara Adelphi, United Kingdom
“Assessing the burden of neuropathic pain to support the uptake of Good Practice Indicators (GPIs): Insights from real world data across different diseases”
Pedro Saturno University of Murcia, Spain
“Development of good practice indicators for pain management (IPM) – a pilot project in the Spanish health system”
Rolf-Detlef Treede Medical Faculty of University Mannheim, Germany
“Introduction to Working Session on SIP Recommendations on the European Implementation Indicators for Chronic Pain Management"
Hans G. Kress EFIC, Austria
Presentation & Video: „Societal Impact of Pain” Focus Groups
Hans G. Kress EFIC, Austria
Presentation & Video: „Societal Impact of Pain” Focus Group 2
Liam Conroy EFIC, Ireland
SIP 2013: Day 2 Opening - Liam Conroy
SIP
Impressions Trailer SIP 2013
SIP
Impressions SIP Focus Group 2, 15 May 2013
SIP
Impressions SIP Focus Group 1, 14 May 2013
National Initiatives Italy: 36th National Congress of AISD
National Initiatives Austria: Motion by Member of Parliament Dr Spadiut
EU-Wide Initiatives: Pain out Report - postoperative pain
National Initiatives Germany: Best Practice from German Thuringia University Hospital Jena
EU-Wide Initiatives: New brochure on Pain Alliance Europe
National Initiatives Italy: European Day against Pain
National Initiatives United Kingdom: The Painful Truth Report: 2,500 people
Pain Alliance Europe (PAE)
Chronic Pain in Europe 2014
Beatrice Lorenzin Italy
Background Materials on SIP 2014 Symposium
Nick Ross, Chris Wells SIP
Background Materials on SIP 2014 Symposium: Welcome
Nick Ross, Neil Betteridge SIP
SIP 2014 Symposium: Getting results: make it feasible, make it doable
Nick Ross, Marco Spizzichino SIP
SIP 2014 Symposium: Message by Italian Ministry Beatrice Lorenzin
Nick Ross, Orsi Nagy SIP
SIP 2014 Symposium: On the European political environment
Nick Ross, Bart Morlion SIP
SIP 2014 Symposium: Proposed future goals (1) Training
Marian Harkin SIP
SIP 2014 Symposium: Proposed future goals (4) The EU agenda
EU-Wide Initiatives: EU Parliament Meeting Report
EU-Wide Initiatives: Pain Patient Pathway Recommendations
SIP SIP, Belgium
SIP Symposium 2014: Interactive Panel Discussions
SIP SIP
Impressions: 5th Symposium on the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP), Brussels, 18th November 2014
SIP
Interview with 3 patient ambassadors: making the invisible visible – the experience of living with chronic pain
Ernst Daniel Smid Dutch Cancer Pain Foundation 'Stichting Pijn bij Kanker', Netherlands
Losing the love of my life to Cancer
SIP
Panel discussion 1: Out of sight, out of mind – why the reluctance to see pain as a critical issue
SIP
Panel Discussion 2: Good practise – how do we stimulate innovation and accelerate the replication?
SIP
Panel Discussion 3: Outcome of the Italian Presidency’s discussion on Pain and Palliative Care at the informal Ministerial Council. What now?
SIP
Panel Discussion 4: The future – How can stakeholders advocating for the recognition of pain in Europe work together to ensure change?
National Initiatives United Kingdom: Better education on pain management
Marian Harkin Member European Parliament, Ireland
Chair & Introduction to the Key Note Presentations
Brenda O'Brien European Agency for Safety and Health at Work
"An Update from EU-OSHA: Current and Future Activities"
Françoise Laroche CEDR (Cercle d'Etude de la Douleur en Rhumatologie/Musculoskeletal Pain Specialists Association), France
"Chronic low back pain patients' management. Psychoeducation programs. Is there an impact on disability ans sick-leave days?"
Harry Kletzko German Pain League, Germany
"Integrated Health Care Concept for (Low) Back Pain Patients"
Jacqueline Lyttle Jackel Solutions ltd., United Kingdom
"Facing the NHS challenge: Understanding the costs and pathways of chronic pain patients"
Anna Vavrovsky Academy for Value in Health GmbH, Austria
"The economic burden of chronic pain in the working population"
Stefano Coaccioli Italy
"EU epidemiology of chronic pain in the working population"
Joop van Griensven, Teresa Petrangolini, Mariano Votta Pain Alliance Europe, Active Citizenship Network
"European Assessment of the EU Patient Right of Avoiding Unnecessary Suffering and Pain"
Michiel Reneman Universitair Medisch Centrum Groningen, Netherlands
"Working on work; practice examples from the Netherlands"
Clairy Wiholm Swedish Social Insurance Agency, Sweden
"REHSAM - A National Research Program in Sweden, enhancing return to work"
Roman Haas Medical Quality GmbH, Austria
SIP 2013 Focus Group 2: SIP Proposal for Action: Using European Best Practices for the Reintegration of Chronic Pain Patients into the Workforce
Hans-Georg Kress EFIC
"Summary of SIP Proposal for Action: EU Best Practices & Closure"
SIP International Press Briefing, 15 May 2013
SIP
SIP Focus Group 1 - Result from interactive working session
SIP
SIP Focus Group 2 - Result from Discussion
188 endorsing organisations for SIP 2013!
SIP 2013 Final Programme
National Initiatives Austria: Pain News - Austrian Round Table
Bart Morlion European Pain Federation (EFIC), Belgium
Bart Morlion 2015 about the Societal Impact of Pain
SIP SIP
Impressions: SIP Topical Seminar 3rd September 2015, Vienna / Austria
National Initiatives Austria: Alliance Chronic Pain awards best-practices
Kris Vissers University Medical Centre Nijmegen, Netherlands
EFIC 2011: Societal Impact of Pain 2011; objectives and results
Rolf-Detlef Treede Medical Faculty Mannheim, Heidelberg University, Germany
EFIC 2011: The Societal Impact of Pain in Europe
Rolf-Detlef Treede Medical Faculty Mannheim, Heidelberg University, Germany
EFIC 2011: The Societal Impact of Pain in Europe
Beatriz Craveiro Lopes EFIC Councilor Portugal, Portugal
EFIC 2011: Example from Portugal on the implementation of pain medicine
Dolores Martín Rodriguez General Department of Quality Programs and Healthcare Safety, Galician Ministry of Health, Spain
EFIC 2011: Strategy for the improvement of Pain management in the Galician Health Care System
Elisabetta Vaudano Principal Scientific Manager, Innovative Medicine Initiative (IMI), Belgium
EFIC 2011: Europain - Understanding Chronic Pain and Improving its Research in Europe
Faculty of Pain Medicine, United Kingdom
CSPMS - Core Standards for Pain Management Services in the UK
Pain Policy in Italy
SIP
SIP 2016 Endorsing statements
National Initiatives Scotland: New Report on Chronic Pain in Scotland
SIP European Pain Federation (EFIC), United Kingdom
Interview with Chris Wells
SIP Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Netherlands
Interview with Joop Van Griensven
SIP Active Citizenship Network (ACN), Italy
Interview with Mariano Votta
Thomas Tölle Technische Universität München, Germany
European Pain Federation EFIC® position on the debate on “pain as a disease in its own right”
Isabelle Pateer Otherweyes
Impressions SIP Symposium 2016 - Day 1, 23th May 2016
Christoph Schwierz European Commission, DG ECFIN, Belgium
Monitoring the efficiency of health systems: What does the European Commission need for pain policy?
Isabelle Pateer Otherweyes
Impressions SIP Symposium 2016 - Day 2, 24th May 2016
Theresa Griffin Member of the European Parliament (MEP), S&D, Ukraine
SIP 2016 - PLENARY SESSION 24 MAY - Plenary Chair
Viorica Cusaru Marilyn Casha Montenegro
SIP 2016 - PLENARY SESSION 24 MAY - Reporting back on Working group 3: The relevance of pain in cancer care and rehabilitation
SIP SIP
SIP 2016 - Trailer
SIP
SIP 2016, WG1: Recommendations on 'Pain as a quality indicator for health care'
SIP
SIP 2016, WG2: Recommendations on 'Chronic pain: a disease or symptom?'
SIP
SIP 2016, WG3: Recommendations on 'The relevance of pain in cancer care and rehabilitation'
SIP
SIP 2016, WG4: Recommendations on 'Pain, rehabilitation and reintegration of workers in the workforce'
SIP
Societal Impact of Pain 2016: 8 policy recommendations: Time for Action
José Romão Portuguese Directorate-General for Health, Portugal
National Plans for Pain Control – Portuguese examples
Wolfgang Jaksch Austrian Pain Society (ÖSG), Austria
Pain policy opportunity
Marco Spizzichino Italian Ministry of Health, Italy
Best practice in pain policy: legge 38/2010
Rolf-Detlef Treede International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), Germany
Can we use pain as a quality indicator for health care?
Rosa Maria Fragoso Portuguese Institute of oncology (IPO), Portugal
Cancer survivors: Between bureaucracy and clinical duty
Stein Kaasa Trondheim University Hospital, Norway
CanCon - Work package 8
Saskia Decuman National Institute of Health and Disability Insurance (NIHDI), Belgium
Centre of knowledge in work incapacity focuces on reintegration with disabling pain
Stefan Wirz CURA-Hospital, Germany
Chronic Cancer Pain: An Ignored Disease?
Lukas Radbruch University Hospital Bonn, International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care (IAHPC), Germany
Does universal access to high-quality palliative care include pain care?
Mihaela Militaru European Cancer Patient Coalition (ECPC), Belgium
ECPC position on pain & cancer: Statement & Presentation by Mihaela Militaru
Stephen Bevan Institute for Employment Studies (IES), United Kingdom
Health as an investment
Leonie Mallmann Bundesverband privater Anbieter sozialer Dienste e.V. (BPA), Germany
Health indicators in practice
Rosapaola Metastasio Civic Evaluation Agency of Cittadinanzattiva, Italy
Hospitals and the right to avoid unnecessary pain and suffering
Winfried Meissner Jena University Hospital, Germany
How can we use pain as a quality indicator for health care?
Bart Morlion European Pain Federation EFIC®, Belgium
Implementation of Article 8.5 of the EU directive 2011/24/EU in the EU member states
Tapani Piha European Commission, DG SANTE, Belgium
Implementation of the Cross-Border Healthcare Directive and European Reference Networks
Harald Möhlmann AOK Nordost, Germany
Improving the care of patients with headaches and back pain
Augusto Caraceni National Cancer Institute of Milan, Italy
Incidence and impact of cancer pain
Michael Schenk Center of Integrative Pain Medicine Berlin, Germany
Multimodal pain therapy: reality?
Menno Aarnout International Association of Mutual Benefit Societies (AIM), Belgium
Mutual Benefit Societies & Pain
Christoph Ostgathe European Association of Palliative Care (EAPC), Germany
Pain in palliative care, do we care?
Dame Carol Black Department of Health England & Public Health England, United Kingdom
Pain, rehabilitation and reintegration of workers in the workforce
Ana Sofia Carvalho Catholic University of Portugal, Portugal
SIP 2016: Bio-ethical implications of pain management
Belgium
SIP 2016: Final comments and outlook on SIP 2017
Miroslov Mikolasik MEP, EPP, Slovakia
SIP 2016: How we can work together?
Michiel Reneman University Medical Center Groningen, Netherlands
SIP 2016: Pain and workforce
Michael Schäfer Deutsche Schmerzgesellschaft e.V., Germany
SIP 2016: Pain as health care quality indicator in Germany
Hubert Schindler Verband der Ersatzkassen e. V. (VdEK), Germany
SIP 2016: Pain as management indicator for health insurances
Blair H. Smith Scottish Government, United Kingdom
SIP 2016: Pain facts and figures to inform policy
Maria-Jose Vidal Ragout European Commission, DG Research, Belgium
SIP 2016: Pain, research: what can the EU institutions do?
SIP
SIP 2016: Plenary Chair
Takis Hadjigeorgiou MEP, GUE/NGL, Cyprus
SIP 2016: Plenary Chair
Heinz K. Becker MEP, EPP, Austria
SIP 2016: Plenary Session 24 May
Bart Morlion European Pain Federation EFIC®, Belgium
SIP 2016: Plenary Session 24 May
Fernando Cervero McGill University Montreal, United Kingdom
SIP 2016: Plenary Session 24 May
David Harley Burson-Marsteller, United Kingdom
SIP 2016: Plenary Session 24 May
Heather Clarke European Federation of Neurological Associations (EFNA), Belgium
SIP 2016: Plenary statement
Tit Albreht National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ), Slovenia
SIP 2016: Public Health, CanCon and Pain
Hilda Wieberneit Tolman, Michael Schäfer Pijn Platform Nederland, Deutsche Schmerzgesellschaft e.V., Netherlands
SIP 2016: Reporting back on Working group 1: Pain as a quality indicator for health care
Massimo Allegri, Thomas Tölle, Mauro Mario, Boaz Samolsky Dekel University Parma, Technische Universität München, No pain Foundation, No pain Foundation
SIP 2016: Reporting back on Working group 2: Chronic pain: a disease or symptom?
Marian Nicholson, Antonella Cardone, Marcel Leppée Herpes Viruses Association, Shingles Support Society; The Work Foundation; Andrija Stampar, Institute of Public Health
SIP 2016: Reporting back on Working group 4: Pain, rehabilitation and reintegration of workers in the workforce
Chris Wells EFIC®, United Kingdom
SIP 2016: Roadmap for action
Mary Baker MBE, BA, Hon DSc, United Kingdom
SIP 2016: Start to address the importance of pain
Rolf Detlef-Treede International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), Germany
SIP 2016: Statement and presentation by Rolf Detlef-Treede
Giovanni La Via MEP, EPP, Italy
SIP 2016: Taking forward SIP’s recommendations at EU level
Joop van Griensven Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Netherlands
SIP 2016: The patients story - the need for improved pain care
Alfred Sant MEP, S&D, Malta
SIP 2016: What can the EU do to improve pain care – Maltese Presidency
Alberto Grua Grünenthal, Germany
SIP 2016: Working together to improve pain policy
Andre Ljutow SGSS, Leiter ZSM
Statement by Andre Ljutow
Andreas Sandner Kiesling Medical University of Graz, Austria
Statement by Andreas Sandner Kiesling
Antonella Cardone The Work Foundation, United Kingdom
Statement by Antonella Cardone
Baroness Ilora Finlay of Llandaff House of Lords, United Kingdom
Statement by Baroness Ilora Finlay of Llandaff
Blair H. Smith Scottish Government, United Kingdom
Statement by Blair H. Smith
Boaz Gedaliahu Samolsky Dekel No Pain Foundation, Malta
Statement by Boaz Gedaliahu Samolsky Dekel
David B. Vodušek European Academy of Neurology (EAN), Slovenia
Statement by David B. Vodušek
Donna Walsh European Federation of Neurological Associations (EFNA), Ireland
Statement by Donna Walsh
Hilda Tolman Pijn Platform Nederland, Netherlands
Statement by Hilda Wieberneit-Tolman
Johnson Martin Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), Chronic Pain Policy Coalition (CPPC), United Kingdom
Statement by Johnson Martin
José Castro-Lopes University of Porto, Portugal
Statement by José Castro-Lopes
Jose Herreros Ortega Spanish Foundation for Health Research (FUINSA), Spain
Statement by Jose Herreros Ortega
Mariano Votta Active Citizenship Network (ACN), Italy
Statement by Mariano Votta
Massimo Allegri University Parma, Italy
Statement by Massimo Allegri
Mauro Mario No Pain Foundation, Malta
Statement by Mauro Mario
Merja Kyllönen Member of the European Parliament (MEP), GUE/NGL, Finland
Statement by Merja Kyllönen
Michael Schäfer Deutsche Schmerz-Gesellschaft e. V., Germany
Statement by Michael Schäfer
Michiel F. Reneman University Medical Center Gronignen, Netherlands
Statement by Michiel F. Reneman
Neil Betteridge Neil Betteridge Associates, United Kingdom
Statement by Neil Betteridge
Nevenka Krcevski-Skvarc European Pain Federation EFIC®, Slovenia
Statement by Nevenka Krcevski-Skvarc
Nicola Caputo Member of European Parliament (MEP), S&D, Italy
Statement by Nicola Caputo
Nicole Bedlington European Patient Forum (EPF), United Kingdom
Statement by Nicole Bedlington
Roberto Casale Habilita, Italy
Statement by Roberto Casale
Sirpa Pietikainen MEP, EPP, Finland
Statement by Sirpa Pietikainen
Thomas Isenberg Deutsche Schmerzgesellschaft e.V, Germany
Statement by Thomas Isenberg
Thomas Tölle Technische Universität München, Germany
Statement by Thomas Tölle
Tit Albreht National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ), Slovenia
Statement by Tit Albreht
Viorica Cursaru Myeloma Euronet Romania, Romania
Statement by Viorica Cursaru
Jose Inacio Faria MEP, ALDE, Portugal
Statement Jose Inacio Faria
Luís Filipe Azevedo University of Porto, Portugal
The economic impact of chronic pain in Portugal
Pamela Bell The Pain Alliance of Northern Ireland (PANI), United Kingdom
The painful truth
Guy Hans Antwerp University Hospital, Belgian Pain Society (BPS), Belgium
The role of pain as indicator in hospital accreditation
Roman Rolke Medical Faculty RWTH Aachen University, Germany
When pain meets palliative care
Jose De Andres European Society of Regional Anaesthesia and Pain Therapy (ESRA), Spain
European Charter of the Rights of Citizens over 65 with Chronic Pain
SIP
1st edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP
2nd edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP
3rd edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP
4th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP
SIP 2016 Abstract & Background Booklet
SIP
SIP 2016: Proceedings
SIP
5th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP
6th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Maltese Presidency of the Council of the EU
Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) – 2017 Symposium
SIP
Structured Co-operation to Tackle the Societal Impact of Pain
SIP
7th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Joop van Griensven Pain Alliance Europe, Belgium
Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Statement from Joop van Griensven
SIP
8th Edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Newsletter
SIP, Germany
SIP 2017 Abstract & Background
Jeroen Lenaers Group of the European People‘s Party (EPP Group), Netherlands
Endorsing statement on SIP 2017 by Jeroen Lenaers MEP
Heinz Becker Group of the European People‘s Party (EPP Group), Austria
Endorsing statement on SIP 2017 by Heinz Becker MEP
Marian Harkin MEP Ireland
Endorsing Statement on 2017
SIP SIP
9th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Chris Well and Bart Morlion European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
Pan European Network - Article from Chris Wells and Bart Morlion
Joop van Griensven Pain Alliance Europe (PAE), Belgium
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Pete Moore Pain Toolkit, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Brian Kennedy, Chris Wells, Joop van Griensven, Mariano Votta Global Alliance for Patient Access (GAfPA), Malta
Can Davids beat the Goliaths
SIP, Malta
Impressions SIP Symposium 2017 - Day 1
Celebration of Red Balloon Campaign
Malta
Pre-Symposium - The Societal Impact of Pain in Malta
Prof. Dr. Michiel Reneman UMCG Center for Rehab., Netherlands
A bird’s eye view of GasTerra
Boaz Gedaliahu Samolsky Dekel No Pain Foundation, Italy
Why is stratified based referral selection in pain-patients relevant for policy makers?
Boriana Goranova European Commission, Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs, Belgium
Pain and Age-related public expenditure
Monique Steegers, MD, PhD Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands
Pain as health care indicator -national survey and secondary data analysis
Prof. Stephen Bevan Institute for Employment Studies (IES) & Honorary Professor, Lancaster University, United Kingdom
Policy & Pain: Progress?
Laura Fernández Maldonado Fundació Salut i Envelliment de la UAB, Spain
Act before Chronic Pain
Winfried Meissner German Pain Society, Germany
Pain, Patient reported outcomes and policy
Doeke Keizer MD PhD TransCare, Netherlands
GPs in pain? Who Transcare(s)?
Antony Chuter Pain UK, United Kingdom
Life, Living & working in spite of pain
Dr. med. Kristin Kieselbach University of Freiburg, Germany
Networking in pain therapy and health care policy - future options to go
Prof Serge Perrot Collège des enseignants de la douleur, France
What do we expect from policy makers?
Dr. Paul A Cameron University of Dundee, United Kingdom
What can be expected from quality indicators in Pain?
Sarah Copsey European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, United Kingdom
The Contribution of Occupational Safety
Stefan Wirz, PhD, MD German Pain Society, Germany
Cancer, pain, policy
Dr. med. Johannes Wacker Hirslanden Clinic, Switzerland
Pain related patient safety and quality in the perioperative setting
Dr. Tit Albreht CanCon, Slovenia
The role of pain in future cancer policy
Louise Skelly Pain Alliance Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
The Patient & Client Council: Who We Are & What We Do for people in Pain
Prof. Dr Jordi Miró la Unitat per a l’Estudi i Tractament del Dolor- ALGOS de la URV, Spain
Chronic pain in children: policy needs and challenges ahead
Elsa Mateus Portuguese League Against Rheumatic Diseases, Portugal
More participation, for a better health
Dr. David S W Tjong Ideal Standard International, Belgium
Why Should an Employer Care?
André Ljutow Schweizer Paraplegiker Zentrum, Switzerland
Addressing the societal Impact of pain in Switzerland
Pr Françoise Laroche CHU Saint Antoine, France
Psycho-education for chronic pain including cognitive behavioural therapy and exercise
Professor Anthony D Woolf Global Alliance for Musculoskeletal Health, United Kingdom
Musculoskeletal pain: incidence, prevalence and impact on healthy ageing
Civic Prize President of Malta, Malta
Opening speech SIP 2017
Peter Van Wambeke University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium
Workable work for patients with chronic pain: a randomised trial
Professor Patricia Schofield Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom
Do we need policies addressing Pain in the elderly?
H. E. Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca Presidency of Malta, Malta
SIP 2017 - Award Ceremony
Prof Tony O’Brien European Pain Federation, EFIC®, United Kingdom
EFIC position paper on appropriate opioid use in chronic pain management
Wolfgang Jaksch Austrian Pain Society, Austria
Advocating pain policy
Professor Audun Stubhaug Oslo University Hospital, Norway
Norwegian pain register
Raul Marques Pereira Unidade Local de Saúde do Alto Minho, Portugal
Pain in primary care
Souzi Makri ENFA - Agora, Cyprus
Cooperation: Added value or burden?
Pete Moore Pain Toolkit, United Kingdom
Self-management: first choice, or last resort
Nélia Gouveia Portuguese Society of Rheumatology, Portugal
Prevalence and social burden of active chronic low back pain in the adult Portuguese population: results from a national survey
Robert Johnstone European Patients’ Forum, Spain
Pain policy patient expectations
Axel Drews Grünenthal, Germany
Change Pain & My pain feels like
National Initiatives Malta: Launch of PainToolkit
Andreas Kopf Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
Education: do we still need it?
Carina Raposo Universidade do Porto, Portugal
School for People with Pain
Liisa Jutila, Miroslav Mikolasik MEP, Richard Muscat, Rolf Detlef Treede, Thomas Tölle Malta
SIP 2017 - Panel Plenary Session I
Ann Taylor Cardiff University School of Medicine, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Dr. Eva Kosek Clinical Pain Research at Karolinska Institute, Sweden
SIP 2017 Presentation
Maurizio Cutolo EULAR, Switzerland
SIP 2017 Presentation
Prof. Thomas R. Tölle Technische Universität München, Germany
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Willem Scholten Medicines and Controlled Substances, Netherlands
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Dr. Rolf-Detlef Treede Heidelberg University, Germany
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
DR Robert Jakob World Healh Organisation, Switzerland
SIP 2017 - Presentation
Prof. Dr.Bart Morlion European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Presentation and Statement
Marlene Mizzi MEP, Roberta Metsola MEP, Takis Hadjigeorgiou MEP, Joop van Griensven, Chris Wells Malta
2017 - Panel Plenary Session II
Gabriel Baertschi Grünenthal Group, Germany
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Marisol Garcia Penalta, Rianne van Boekel Malta
SIP 2017 - WG 1 presentation Plenary Session II
Martin Seychell European Commission DG Health and Food Safety, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Frédéric Destrebecq, Pamela Bell, Robert Launois Malta
SIP 2017 - WG 2 presentation Plenary Session II
Alfred Sant MEP, Bart Morlion, Joop van Griensven Malta
SIP 2017 - Panel Plenary Session III
Gertrude A. Buttigieg Malta Health Network, Malta
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Dr. Paloma Casado Spanish Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, Spain
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Dr. Antonella Cardone Fit for Work, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Juan Garcia Burgos European Medicines Agency, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Presentation
Britta Lambers, Saskia Decuman, Julien Nizard Malta
SIP 2017 - WG 3 presentation Plenary Session III
Dr. Rodrigue Deleens University Hospital, France
SIP 2017 - Key Statement & Presentation
Isabelle Macal Association Francophone pour Vaincre les Douleurs, France
SIP 2017 - Key Statement & Presentation
Martine Chauvin Association Francophone pour Vaincre les Douleurs (AFVD), France
SIP 2017 - Key Statement & Presentation
Patrice Forget, Michael Schenk Malta
SIP 2017 - WG 4 presentation Plenary Session III
Dr. Karim Berkouk European Commission, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Dr. Elisabetta Vaudano Innovative Medicines Initiative, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Malta
SIP 2017, WG2: European and national platforms addressing the societal impact of pain
Malta
SIP 2017, WG3: Impact of pain on labour and employment
Malta
2017, WG4: Challenges, lighthouses and best practices in pain policy
Malta
SIP 2017, WG1: Pain as a quality indicator for health care systems
Societal Impact of Pain, Malta
SIP 2017 Policy Recommendations
Dr. Saskia Decuman National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Albrecht Kloepfer Büro für gesundheitspolitische Kommunikation, Germany
German Breakfast Session
Dr Maria-Iris Felice Klaumann German Maltese Medical Society (GMMS), Malta
GMMS Lecture in Palliative Care
Amira Karkin Tais Bosnian Pain Association, Bosnia and Herzegovina
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Mario Grixti Department of Primary Care Malta, Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Marilyn Casha DaVinci Hospital, Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Laura Fernandez Maldonado Health and Aging Foundation UAB, Spain
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Jordi Moya Riera European Multidisciplinary Network in Pain Research and Education, Spain
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. John M. Cachia Ministry for Health, Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Joachim Nadstawek Schmerzzentrum an der Janker Klinik, Germany
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Paul Cameron University of Dundee, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. med. Michael Schenk Pain Clinic Berlin, Germany
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. med. Kristin Kieselbach University of Freiburg, Germany
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Janina Dieber Landeskrankenhaus Hartberg, Austria
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Doeke Keizer Huisartsenpraktijk Het Homeer Transcare-pain, Netherlands
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Christopher Vella Healthcare professional and Bioethicist
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Alfred Sant Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Malta
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Dr. Andre Ljutow Centre for Pain Medicine, Swiss Paraplegic Centre, Switzerland
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Dr. Boaz Gedaliahu Samolsky Dekel No Pain Foundation, Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Brona Fullen University College Dublin, Ireland
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Malta
SIP 2017 - Voices from SIP participants 2017
Carole Robert Fibromyalgie France, France
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Antony Chuter Pain UK, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Andreas Kopf Charité University Medicine, Germany
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Antoinette Calleja Ministry for Health, Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Beverly Collett Chronic Pain Policy Coalition (CPPC), United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Monique Steegers Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, Netherlands
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Stefan Wirz CURA-Hospital, Germany
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Wolfgang Jaksch Austrian Pain Society, Austria
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Viorica Cursaru Myeloma Euronet Romania, Romania
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Victoria Massalha Malta Association of Physiotherapists, ER-WCPT, Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Souzi Makri European Network of Fibromyalgia Associations, Cyprus
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Sarah Copsey European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, Spain
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Miroslav Mikolasik Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Slovakia
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Neil Betteridge Neil Betteridge Associates, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Nicola Bedlington European Patients Forum, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Dr. Per Kjaersgaard Andersen South Danish University, European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (EFORT), Denmark
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Paolo Rossi European Headache Alliance, Italy
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Pascal Garel European Hospital and Healthcare Federation (HOPE), Belgium
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Sam Kynman European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Rianne Van Boekel Universitair Medisch Centrum St Radboud, Netherlands
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Tony O’Brien Cork University Hospital, Ireland
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Tit Albreht National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Anthony Woolf Clinical Research Network South West Peninsula, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Audun Stubhaug Oslo University Hospital, Norway
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Dr. Michiel Reneman University Medical Centre Groningen, Netherlands
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Stephen Bevan The Institute for Employment Studies, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Patrice Forget Belgian Pain Society, Belgium
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Pat Schofield Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Dr. Narinder Rawal Örebro University, Sweden
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Mariano Votta Active Citizenship Network, Italy
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Maria Felice-Klaumann GMMS, Malta
SIP 2017 - Statement
Marian Nicholson Herpes Vires Association and Shingles Support Society, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Prof. Dr. Winfried Meissner Jena University Hospital, Germany
SIP 2017 - Presentation & Statement
Louise Skelly Patient & Client Council, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Marlene Mizzi Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Malta
SIP 2017 - Statement
Roberta Metsola Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Malta
SIP 2017 - Statement
Takis Hadjigeorgiou Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Cyprus
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Dr. Chris Wells European Pain Federation EFIC, United Kingdom
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Donna Walsh European Federation of Neurological Associations (EFNA), Ireland
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Silvana Fanalista No Pain Foundation (President), Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Mauro Mario No Pain Foundation (Secretary General), Malta
SIP 2017 - Key Statement
Malta
Impressions SIP 2017 - All Days
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
10th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Germany
Special Edition of Kompass - SIP 2017
Euroepan Pain Federation EFIC, Denmark
Societal Impact of Pain at EFIC Congress 2017
European Pain Federation, Belgium
EFIC® Congress 2017
Denmark
Advocacy Workshop at EFIC congress 2017
Malta
SIP 2017 Proceedings now available!
Belgium
Integration of SIP in EU Health Policy Platform
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
11th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Belgium
SIP 2017 Steering Committee Meeting
Serge Perrot SFETD (Société Française d’Étude et de Traitement de la Douleur), France
French White Book on Pain ( Livre Blanc Douleur)
Belgium
Social Impact of Pain (SIP) Expert Group
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
The European Pain Federation is recruiting!
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
12th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP Thematic Network
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
Special edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
EFIC pain exams
Rianne van Boekel Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, Netherlands
Improving postoperative pain care
Petra Bloms-Funke Grünenthal Group, Germany
What is the IMI2 Pain Group?
Vittoria Carraro Euroepan Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
A new comprehensive publication on chronic pain and how European health systems are tackling it
By Gertrude A. Buttigieg (MHN Chairperson) Malta Health Network, Malta
Malta Health Network Empowers Patients
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
13th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Marijke Eyssen (Coordinator) KCE, Belgium
Low back pain and radicular pain: development of a clinical pathway
Spain
First guide in Spain for the interdisciplinary approach to cancer pain
Veronika Schönhofer-Nellessen, Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Roman Rolke Servicestelle Hospiz für die StädteRegion Aachen, Klinik für Palliativmedizin am Universitätsklinikum Aachen, Germany
107. Aachener Hospizgespräch
Mariano Votta Active Citizenship Network, Belgium
Event: Making Visible The Invisible On Headache Pain
Anca Pop Pain Alliance Europe, Belgium
PAE Survey on Chronic Pain 2017
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
14th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Alexandre Diniz (Executive Coordinator) Directorate-General for Health, Portugal
National Pain Plan in Portugal
Rianne van Boekel Radboud University Medical Center, Netherlands
How to Improve Post-Operative Pain Care?
Paul Baart,Tamara Raaijmakers Dutch Center Work Health, Netherlands
Good examples of work and chronic conditions
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP position paper on inclusion of pain research in the 9th EU framework program: what´s next?
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP selected by the European Commission as a Thematic Network 2018
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
15th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP Editorial Team Belgium
Ask the Experts: Pain Nurses in Europe
ALGOS research group, Spain
New pediatric pain research in Spain!
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
Launch of SIP Thematic Network Program 2018!
Aude Alfonsi Grünenthal Group, France
SIP France goes live!
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
16th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Petra Bloms-Funke Grünenthal Group, Germany
Public-private partnership tackles major challenges in pain care
SFETD, France
Launch of Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) in France
Dr. Gudula Petersen Grünenthal GmbH
European Patient Voice in Gout Survey 2018
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP Thematic Network Framing Document
Vittoria Carraro European Pain Federation EFIC, Belgium
SIP Thematic Network Framing Document v2
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
Special Edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Joop van Griensven Pain Alliance Europe, Belgium
PAE Survey 2018 on Chronic Pain and Work Life
Anca Pop Pain Alliance Europe, Belgium
Brain Mind and Pain Grant Ceremony 2018
Juan Quintana Cavanillas Grünenthal Group, Spain
SIP Spain goes live!
Souzi Makri ENFA
European Network of Fibromyalgia Associations (ENFA) Conference 2018
SIP Thematic Network
First interactive webinar of the 2018 Thematic Network on SIP
Malta Health Network & No Pain Foundation, Malta
Conference on quality of life and the impact of pain on maltese citizens
Gudula Petersen Grünenthal, Germany
First Meetings for SIP in Portugal
Daniela Quaggia Active Citizenship Network, Italy
2nd edition of EU Civic Prize on Chronic Pain
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
17th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
European Federation of Neurological Associations, Belgium
EFNA survey of young Europeans with neurological conditions
EFIC, Grünenthal
11th edition of the EFIC-Grünenthal Grant (E-G-G) in 2018
EFIC
EFIC highlight SIP project at 17th World Congress on Pain
SIP Thematic Network
SIP Thematic Network - Pain as a Health Quality Indicator
SIP Thematic Network - Research on Pain
SIP Thematic Network - Pain Education of Healthcare Professional, Patients and Society
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
18th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
Special Edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP Thematic Network, Belgium
Second interactive webinar of the 2018 Thematic Network on SIP
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
Special Edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP Partners SIP Platform, Belgium
SIP 2018 Steering Committee Meeting
SIP National, France
SIP France mobilized at the French Ministry of Health!
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
19th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
SIP, Belgium
Updates SIP Belgium Oktober 2018
SIP, Malta
Updates SIP Malta Oktober 2018
SIP, Spain
Updates SIP Spain Oktober 2018
SIP, Portugal
Updates SIP Portugal Oktober 2018
SIP, France
Updates SIP France Oktober 2018
Gertrude A. Buttigieg Malta Health Network, Malta
Video about Quality of life and the impact of pain on Maltese citizens
Schmerzgesellschaft, Germany
Policy and Advocacy Activities on Pain in Germany
European Commission, Belgium
EU Health Policy Platform Annual Meeting
OECD, European Commission
Health at a Glance: Europe 2018 Report
Presentation of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Thematic Network on European Public Health (EPH) Conference 2018
Juan Ignacio Quintana Grünenthal, Spain
First SIP Spain Forum hosted in the Spanish Ministry of Health in Madrid
Tadeusz Hawrot SIP National, Portugal
SIP Portugal Meeting to define Mission and Objectives
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
20th edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Austria
Vienna Pain Report 2018
IASP
Pilot field testing of the chronic pain classification for ICD-11: the results of ecological coding
Netherlands
Taking an action together against chronic pain
Vittoria Carraro, Anca Pop SIP Thematic Network
EU Health Policy Platform: Closing of 2018 Thematic Networks - What's next?
SIP Europe
10th Anniversary of Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) – What´s happening this year?
Spain
Fantastic work of SIP national platforms – sharing best practices
John F. Ryan ((Director Public Health, Country Knowledge and Crisis Management) European Commission
Feedback from European Commission about SIP Thematic Network
Ingrid Keller (Chronic Disease and Health Programme Unit at the European Commission) European Commission, Belgium
Interview with Ingrid Keller about the relevance of the Thematic Network Program
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
21st edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Aude Alfonsi SIP France, France
Report from SIP France Round Table meeting
SIP Collaboration with CHRODIS+
Belgium
Social Impact of Pain (SIP) Stakeholder Group
SIP France, France
Pain management in children with cancer is now a priority in French law
Camilla Randazzo SIP Europe, Belgium
Fighting discrimination at work for people with chronic pain conditions
Brona Fullen EFIC, Ireland
Multi-disciplinary pain management is essential for managing patients with pain
Joop van Griensven PAE, Belgium
How a European approach gives the best results for chronic pain patients
SIP National, Portugal
SIP Portugal meets companies to address impact of pain on employment
SIP Partners
Save the date: SIP 2019 Symposium on November 7 in Brussels
Gudula Petersen Grünenthal, Germany
10th Anniversary of Societal Impact of Pain
Prof. Bart Morlion Multidisciplinary Pain Centre of the University of Leuven, Belgium
22nd edition of the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) newsletter
Malta
SIP Europe and SIP Portugal featured in Madeira
SIP Thematic Network - Pain as a Factor in Employment
Camilla Randazzo
SIP congratulates Brain, Mind & Pain on the new Book of Evidence released for the 2019-2024 mandate
Vittoria Carraro, Anca Pop EFIC, PAE, Belgium
SIP Thematic Network 2018 - Joint Statement
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