Welcome to IASP
Vision Statement: Working together for pain
relief throughout the world
Mission: IASP brings together scientists,
clinicians, health care providers, and policy makers to stimulate and
support the study of pain and to translate that knowledge into improved
pain relief worldwide.
Founded in 1973, IASP is the world's largest
multidisciplinary organization focused specifically on pain
research and treatment. IASP currently has more than 6,500
members from 123 countries and in 80 chapters.
Important News:
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| July 1, 2009 Deadline for Grant
Applications: |
The application deadline is fast approaching for these
grants!
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Our New Look: |
IASP is pleased to unveil its new look, including a new logo, an updated
website, and a refreshed design for our printed
publications!
Guided by our Strategic Plan, the IASP Council and staff conducted a
thorough review of the values and benefits our members consider most
important. We then assessed the image that IASP projects—not
only to our membership, but to prospective members and the general
public, as well.
The result? IASP’s new logo and look reflect the most unique
qualities of our association, including our global
presence, our shared mission of working
together for pain relief, and the ongoing collaboration
between clinicians and researchers from all areas of the pain field. Our
members are leading-edge professionals who continuously seek new
discoveries and therapies for pain, and we think our new look
effectively captures that forward-thinking spirit! |
Initiatives to Promote Awareness: |
IASP has joined with other advocacy organizations on worldwide efforts
to improving access to pain treatment. Human Rights Watch and the International Association of Hospice and Palliative
Care are spearheading two separate initiatives to promote
awareness of the need for pain treatment. IASP is proud to be a
supporter of these efforts. |
Announcing: |
October 20, 2008, marked the launch of the
Global Year Against Cancer Pain.
Built around the theme of “Raising Awareness ▪ Improving
Treatment ▪ Growing Support,” this 2008-2009 campaign aims
to provide a voice to millions of patients around the world who
experience cancer-related pain and suffering. (more
information) |
Proposed Taxonomy Changes: |
The IASP Taxonomy Task Force has developed new draft pain terminology
for IASP membership review. We’re interested in knowing your
thoughts on these new definitions. To learn more about the Task
Force’s work and the new terminology, please
click here. If you’re an IASP member and would like to
participate in a discussion about the taxonomy changes, you can join the
discussion forum by clicking here. |
Now Available: |
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Pain: Clinical Updates
Bone Cancer Pain
June 2009
Authors: Juan Miguel Jimenez-Andrade and Patrick W. Mantyh
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IASP Newsletter
(IASP Members Only)
New Logo, New Look!

Issue #1
March 2009 |
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