Each year, Pain Alliance Europe (PAE) surveys patients and their caregivers about different aspects of their chronic pain. Each survey focuses on a different aspect of the impact of pain on theRead More…
The 2nd QSPainRelief Newsletter just appeared (July 2021). Click here to read about major advances of the project, such as the start of the clinical trial on patients suffering from persistent post-surgicalRead More…
Yesterday, June 23, 2021, twenty-four people attended the General Assembly of Pain Alliance Europe. At this meeting the General Assembly approved the minutes of our last General Assembly meeting, as well asRead More…
Pain Alliance Europe (PAE) and its member organisations invite everyone with chronic pain or their caregivers to complete this brief survey on diagnosis and treatment. This survey is a second version ofRead More…
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When you are in so much pain that the usual painkillers are not enough, you and your doctor should now consider whether an opioid might relieve your pain. However, these medications doRead More…
The 2021 Managing Pain campaign featured exclusive content from key thought leaders and industry voices about people living with pain. You can read Pain Alliance Europe’s 2021 piece on how the qualityRead More…
Dear readers, With some melancholy feelings, I’m writing this welcome word for PAE’s newsletter. It will be my last one. I looked back through my archive and found our very first newsletter,Read More…
PAE members are invited to save the date of June 23 for the organisation’s virtual General Assembly meeting. This meeting will be chaired by PAE current President (Joop Van Griensven) and byRead More…
It is estimated that 4.7% of the European population suffers from Fibromyalgia (5.8% women and 3.5% men). Despite being a disease recognized by the World Health Organization and some European countries, mostRead More…
