Sip Portugal

In this section, national initiatives which have been set up in Portugal can be found.

This article on indirect costs of chronic pain in Portugal ("Custos indirectos da dor crónica em Portugal") was published in January 2012 in the "National Magazine of Public Health" as well as presented during the 3rd international SIP symposium in Copenhagen during SIP Workshop 6 by Margarida Augusto.

Publication: Indirect Costs of Chronic Pain

This article on indirect costs of chronic pain in Portugal ("Custos indirectos da dor crónica em Portugal") was published in January 2012 in the "Nati…

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Portugal is one of the few European countries that have already implemented pain management in its national healthcare system.

Implementation of pain medicine in the Portuguese health car…

Portugal is one of the few European countries that have already implemented pain management in its national healthcare system.…

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The Portuguese Association for the Study of Pain (APED) has signed the Montreal Declaration, joining more than 50 institutions around the world that want to ensure recognition of access to pain treatment as a Fundamental Human Right.

Portugal signs the Montreal Declaration

The Portuguese Association for the Study of Pain (APED) has signed the Montreal Declaration, joining more than 50 institutions around the world that w…

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Short Info

A group of multi-disciplinary healthcare professionals and a group of patient representatives have met in June and July to identify relevant topics for SIP in Portugal. Both groups will now work together on their common priorities “Pain and Work” and “Awareness on Pain”.

 

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