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Register to attend the Pain Relief Foundation’s Liverpool Course on Clinical Management of Chronic Pain, 6-7 July in Liverpool, United Kingdom. This is an advanced practical and interactive course in […]
Learn More >By Guillaume Christe Self-management strategies play a key role in many chronic illnesses. In the case of back pain, self-management interventions are strongly recommended for both acute and chronic conditions. […]
Learn More >Pain among hospitalized patients is expected and thus pain assessment is a crucial step towards its appropriate management. The first day after surgery, around 20-40% of patients will experience severe […]
Learn More >Your experience matters. Your voice matters. That’s why we encourage you to submit a proposal for a topical workshop at the 2022 World Congress on Pain in Toronto, from September […]
Learn More >Pain is a complex, nuanced, and often difficult experience. It is something we are all familiar with, something we have all experienced, yet it is really hard to define, and […]
Learn More >As part of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP)’s new Global Alliance of Pain Patient Advocates, the 2018 IASP World Congress on Pain featured “The Global State […]
Learn More >Editor’s Note: At the 2018 World Congress on Pain in Boston, US, the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) launched its Global Alliance of Pain Patient Advocates (GAPPA). […]
Learn More >Are you in the driver’s seat or the passenger seat when it comes to managing persistent pain? That’s the question that Pete Moore, author and founder of The Pain Toolkit, repeatedly […]
Learn More >When Keith Meldrum, a deputy fire chief and former vice chair of Pain BC, was 16 years old, he suffered a life-threatening car accident on a rural highway in British Columbia, […]
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