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Our webinars feature Q&As, presentations and much more information on important and current matters of pain research and science as well as main activities and projects of the European Pain Federation EFIC. Please note: Some may for EFIC Academy members only and require access to the EFIC Academy Education Platform.
Are you planning to submit an abstract to the largest international scientific congress on pain in 2025? Whether you are a first-time abstract submitter or have previous experience, be sure to join this webinar on 7 November 2024 at 12.00 CET to find out more about the abstract submission process for #EFIC2025 and have the opportunity to ask questions of previous successful poster presenters.
Join us for a special webinar just for Academy members! This live Q&A will give you the chance to ask all your questions about the EDPM exam and get the clarity you need to feel confident in registering. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and feel more prepared.
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Our webinars feature Q&As, presentations and much more information on important and current matters of pain research and science as well as main activities and projects of the European Pain Federation EFIC. Please note: Some may for EFIC Academy members only and require access to the EFIC Academy Education Platform.
There is clear evidence demonstrating the benefits of physical activity (PA) on pain and overall health, however, PA is challenging for many individuals living with chronic pain. Even non-exercise specialists can (cost) effectively promote PA, but many health professionals report a number of barriers in providing guidance on PA, suggesting that it is not consistently promoted.
The EFIC On The Move Campaign Working Group recently published a publication in the European Journal of Pain (EJP) on the topic. Watch this webinar to learn about the current evidence and recommendations for healthcare professionals to assess, advise and support individuals living with any chronic pain condition with a long life expectancy, in adopting and sustaining physically active lifestyles.
Agenda and speakers:
- Michiel Reneman: Moderator
- Bart Morlion: OTM campaign, background, recent activities and available resources
- Caitriona Cunningham: Presentation of the OTM position paper and its recommendations
- Marja Kinnunen: The patient perspective and implementating the OTM position paper, Recommendations from the patient perspective
- Brona Fullen: OTM available resources, how EFIC includes OTM themes in other areas of work such as the Academy, Pain Schools, etc., next steps of the OTM campaign
- 15 minutes for Q&A
On the occasion of World Physiotherapy Day 2024, EFIC and the Europe Region of World Physiotherapy held a joint webinar on this year’s topic: Low Back Pain.
The online event featured expert physiotherapists in pain management who shared the latest evidence in the treatment of Low Back Pain.
Are you interested in submitting your application to the E-G-G 2025? Watch this webinar to hear from Thomas Graven-Nielsen, Head of the EGG Jury as well as previous E-G-G winners and receive valuable advice for your application.
Watch this webinar to commemorate International Nurses Day 2024 featuring members of the EFIC Pain Nursing Education Working Group. In this webinar, they discuss different pathways in pain nursing such as research, education, leadership or advanced clinical practice.
March is #EndometriosisAwarenessMonth! Watch this webinar on endometriosis and pain to find out more about recent research findings.
Panelists:
Katy Vincent, University of Oxford
Jasmine Hearn, Manchester Met University
Lydia Coxon, University of Oxford
Marcelo de França, State University of Rio de Janeiro
Watch this webinar on Placebo and Nocebo: New insights and implications for practice where panelists will discuss their recent findings.
Host: Mary O’Keeffe, EFIC Research Projects Advisor
Panelists:
Przemyslaw Babel, Jagiellonian University, Poland
Stefanie Meeuwis, Leiden University, the Netherlands
David Hohenschurz-Schmidt, Imperial College London, UK
