More than 70 faculty members contributed to the publication of the SIP Proceedings booklet which provides a comprehensive documentation of the presentations, discussions, outcomes and recommendations from the Symposium and the pre-meetings.Read More…
SIP Ireland has created an excellent video on the impact of chronic pain in Ireland. Click here to watch the video!
The meeting of the MEP Interest Group on Brain, Mind and Pain, scheduled for the March 17 2020, has been postponed due to the ongoing Coronavirus public health concerns. This meeting willRead More…
The next meeting of the MEP Interest Group on Brain, Mind and Pain which was planned to take place on the June 24th, 2020, has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. TheRead More…
The application period for the 2019-2020 Brain, Mind and Pain Patient-Centred Innovation Grant ‘STOP Stigma! Reduce stigma to improve quality of life for brain, mind, and pain patients” ended on the 31stRead More…
PAE is happy to be among the European Pain Forum’s endorsing organisations. The European Pain Forum aims to unite all medical, scientific and patient organisations relevant to pain. The European Pain Forum’sRead More…
PAE is happy to announce that our Vice-President, Liisa Jutila, will represent PAE on the Advisory Board of the ISPine Project. An animation about the iPSpine’s story has been developed to explainRead More…
PAE is a Task Force Member of GAPPA (Global Alliance of Pain Patient Advocates). During a meeting in December, the task force members talked about the ‘My Letter to Pain Program’, whereRead More…
The PAE abstract regarding our survey on the use of electronic technology by people living with chronic pain has been accepted for the IASP Congress in Amsterdam, on the 4-8th August 2020. TheRead More…
“During my years at EFIC I got more and more convinced of the need and the added value of teaming up with the central actors in pain: the patients. At the startRead More…
