Sip United Kingdom

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

On the 25th of June 2019 the Chronic Pain Policy Coalition (CPPC) hosted a patient centric Pain Platform meeting at the House of Lords, to explore the burden of chronic pain in England, and how policy can be improved to support patient outcomes. The meeting was sponsored by The Rt Hon. the Lord Luce and hosted by the CPPC and financially supported by a grant from Grünenthal Ltd. Attending the event were over 50 individuals from across the chronic pain policy landscape, including representatives from patient organisations, NHS England, clinicians, parliamentarians, government officials and industry. The CPPC will be writing up a full report of the event, which will carry forward the key themes and recommendations made by the Pain Platform’s speakers and attendees. The report will be shared with the events’ attendees and CPPC affiliates. It will also be shared on the CPPC website. Meanwhile you can find information here: https://chronicpainpolicycoalition.com/events/

Chronic Pain Policy Coalition 2019 Pain Platform

On the 25th of June 2019 the Chronic Pain Policy Coalition (CPPC) hosted a patient centric Pain Platform meeting at the House of Lords, to explore the…

The CSPMS UK document presents high but realistic standards which are drawn from the evidence base. It is written in sections comprising standards which are a ‘must’ and recommendations which are not simply aspirational but something to be worked towards where they are not currently in place. As pain management evolves so too will these standards such that they become a contemporary and relevant resource for the future.

Core Standards for Pain Management Services in the UK

The CSPMS UK document presents high but realistic standards which are drawn from the evidence base. It is written in sections comprising standards whi…

Brussels, 18th November 2014. Better education on pain management and the need to foster European best practice sharing was discussed at the 5th Symposium on the Societal Impact of Pain (SIP), an international multi stakeholder platform aimed at raising awareness for the impact that pain has on our societies, health and economic systems.

Better education on pain management

Brussels, 18th November 2014. Better education on pain management and the need to foster European best practice sharing was discussed at the 5th Sympo…

The response to this project has been remarkable; more than 2,500 people with long-term pain took time to describe how pain affects their lives, to offer their views on the treatment and care they receive, and to suggest how pain services might improve in the future.

The Painful Truth Report: 2,500 people with chronic pain tel…

The response to this project has been remarkable; more than 2,500 people with long-term pain took time to describe how pain affects their lives, to of…

The construction industry in the UK represents around 1.5 million workers. The costs for back pain among these workers are estimated on more than £1 billion (€~1.2 billion) per year in healthcare, disability benefits and lost productivity.

Back Pain in the Construction Industry

The construction industry in the UK represents around 1.5 million workers. The costs for back pain among these workers are estimated on more than £1 b…

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