Pain in Childhood
The SIG on Pain in Childhood aims to:
- Promote education about pain in children
- Share relevant information about children's pain control
- Advance our ability to alleviate children's pain from an international and interdisciplinary perspective
- Encourage research, particularly multicenter studies and studies that focus on unique problems of pediatric patients, including newborns.
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About SIGs
Upcoming Meeting(s):
- Pain in Childhood SIG Symposium
Advances in Pediatric Pain Prevention and Treatment:& From Basic Science to Clinical Application
27 June 2021 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Meeting Agenda - SIG Business Meeting
1 July 2021 - [12:45 - 13:45]
World Congress on Pain | Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Past Meeting(s):
- 12th International Symposium on Pediatric Pain
16-20 June 2019 | Basel Switzerland
View Program - Pediatric Pain Management - State of the Art Science
10-11 September 2018 | Boston, Massachusetts (USA)
View Program - 11th International Symposium on Pediatric Pain
2017 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 10th International Symposium on Pediatric Pain
2015 | Seattle, Washington (USA) - 9th International Symposium on Pediatric Pain
2013 | Stockholm, Sweden
*Previous International Symposia, starting in 1988, are listed at www.childpain.org
- The Basic and Clinical Science of Challenging Pediatric Pain Syndromes
26 August 2012 | Milan, Italy
Follow the steps below to access the Pain in Childhood SIG online discussion forum, Groupsite:
- Login into your IASP account
- Click on "My Account"
- Scroll down to "My Group Memberships"
- Click on your listed SIG - "Pain in Childhood"
- "Why Children's Pain Matters" – GA Finley, LS Franck, RE Grunau, CL von Baeyer, Pain: Clinical Updates, Volume XIII, Issue 4 (September 2005)
- Pediatric Pain Letter: Commentaries on pain in infants, children, and adolescents: www.childpain.org/ppl
- External SIG Website: http://www.childpain.org/
- Faces Pain Scale - Revised: http://www.iasp-pain.org/fpsr
- Opioid Use in Pregnancy Alters Newborn Outcomes and Subsequent Development
Officers
*All terms begin Jan 1 of the start year shown and end Dec 31 of the end year shown.
Executive Committee | Country - [Term] | |
President: Ananda Fernandes | Portugal - [2018-2020] | |
Past-President (retired): Carl van Baeyer | Canada - [2018-2020] | |
President-Elect: Stefan Friedrichsdorf | USA - [2018-2020] | |
Secretary: Lindsey Cohen | USA - [2018-2020] | |
Treasurer: Marsha Campbell-Yeo | Canada - [2018-2020] | |
Council Members | Country - [Term] | |
Deirdre Logan | USA - [2015-2020] | |
Ricardo Carbajal | France - [2015-2020] | |
Line Caes | UK - [2017-2021] | |
Liesbet Goubert | Belgium - [2018-2023] | |
Folaju Oyebola | Nigeria - [2020-2025] | |
Lorenzo Fabrizi | UK - [2020-2025] | |