Systematic Reviews in Pain Relief

The SIG on Systematic Reviews in Pain Relief aims to:

  • Foster a widespread interest in the production and science of systematic reviews and meta-analysis of the highest quality for pain management.
  • Provide a forum for dissemination of skills and reviews, providing assistance in the work of "discovering" relevant publications, quality control and scoring, and extracting data, to assist in maintaining the high profile of pain research and management in the wide context of health care.
Newsletters

The IASP SIG on Systematic Reviews in Pain Relief keeps an archive of published newsletters from 1997 to 2013.

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Meetings

Past Meeting

August 26, 2012, Milan, Italy
Reliable Evidence in Pain Therapy: Bridging the Gap between Clinical Trials and Clinical Practice
Official Satellite Symposium of the 14th World Congress on Pain

 

Discussion Forum

One benefit of SIG membership is the ability to interact with other SIG members via the online discussion forum. To be part of the SIG discussion forum you must first register.

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Resources

Oxford Pain Internet Site

http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/

This site aims to be a "one-stop pain shop": a single site providing fast and easy access to all available information on evidence-based pain relief. Only reviews providing clear and clinically relevant messages are included on the Oxford Pain Internet Site, which will continually be updated as new reviews come along. The site also includes summary pages, adverse effects data, supporting links and references, a search function, and a "wisdom" section that provides various types of information, including methods of systematic review and the Oxford league table of analgesic efficacy.

 

 

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Officers

R. Andrew Moore (UK): Chair
Chris Eccleston (UK): Vice Chair
Phil Wiffen (UK): Secretary/Treasurer

Committee Members

Cathy Stannard (UK)
Scott Strassels (USA)
Sebastian Straube (Germany)
Andrea Furlan (Canada)
Simon Haroutounian (Denmark)
Art Lipman (USA)
Stephen Morley (UK)
Paul Peloso (USA)
Kate Seers (UK)
R Bell (Norway)

IASP Council Liaison

Rolf-Detlef Treede (Germany)

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