Join Our Upcoming Webinars
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.
We would like to invite you to attend a live Q&A related to these two sessions available soon on the EFIC Academy Education Platform:
“Prevention of chronic pain: Biopsychosocial risk models, evidence and early intervention”
“Principles of pain treatment”
Attendees are encouraged to watch the sessions on the EFIC Academy Education Platform prior to the webinar and participate in a lively Q&A session with speakers from both sessions.
Speakers:
Paul Campbell
Monika Hasenbring
William Shaw
We would like to invite you to attend a live Q&A related to these two sessions available soon on the EFIC Academy Education Platform:
“Clinical updates: Neuropathic pain”
“Clinical updates: Postoperative pain treatment”
Attendees are encouraged to watch the sessions on the EFIC Academy Education Platform prior to the webinar and participate in a lively Q&A session with speakers from both sessions.
Speakers:
Nadine Attal
Suzanne Pouwels
Sigridur Zoëga
Rianne van Boekel
Winfried Meissner
Join Peter O’Sullivan and Peter Kent from the Curtin University in Perth, Australia for a webinar and Q&A on cognitive functional therapy. CFT is a patient-centred approach that facilitates patients to self-manage by targeting their individual pain-related cognitions, emotions, and behaviours that contribute to their pain and disability.
Host: EFIC Research Projects Advisor Mary O’Keeffe
Watch Webinars on Demand
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.
Watch this Q&A related to these two sessions available on the EFIC Academy Education Platform:
“Clinical updates: Cancer & cancer survivors”
“Principles of pain treatment”
Speakers:
Suzanne Chapman
Martin Galligan
Chris Bridgeford
Joe Parsons
On 28 April 2023, EFIC organised a webinar on chronic primary pain where we aimed to give an overview on the definition and new classification under ICD-11 as well as more information on the assessment and management of chronic primary pain.
Host: Mary O’Keeffe, EFIC Research Projects Advisor
Panelists:
Rolf-Detlef-Treede, Heidelberg University
Beatrice Kowisi, Philipps-University Marburg
Paul Cameron, EFIC Advocacy Committee Chair
Watch this Q&A related to these two sessions available on the EFIC Academy Education Platform:
“Paediatric pain treatment: Overview and treatment approaches”
“Resilience factors and their role in buffering pain”
Speakers:
Rikard Wicksell
Line Caes
Meghan McMurtry
Emelien Lauwerier
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. Affecting roughly 10% (190 million) of reproductive age women and girls globally, EFIC organised this webinar on 27 March 2023 to increase awareness on this topic, share recent research and also provide an opportunity to ask questions of our panellists.
Featuring presentations on:
- “Why do people with endometriosis experience pain?” by Katy Vincent
- “The benefit of integrating mindfulness-based intervention in standard medical care for women with endometriosis” by Marcelo de França Moreira
- “Hidden Scars: Psychosocial factors and support for Endometriosis” by Claudia Chisari
Join our webinar on “ChatGPT and (pain) research – opportunity or threat?” on 10 March 2023 at 12.30pm CET. Ever since launching in late 2022, ChatGPT has been making headlines in connection to its role in academia. In this webinar, we wish to explore how AI tools such a ChatGPT may influence the future of (pain) research. it be a potential threat or possibly a significant aide? What sort of role will nonhuman ‘authors’ play in the future, and what will this mean for the integrity of pain science?
Pain (e.g., surgical, nerve, pelvic) affects billions of people worldwide and costs Europe an estimated 441 billion euros annually. IMI-PainCare is a public-private partnership aiming to speed up the development of better and safer medicines for patients, with funding coming from the European Commission and the pharmaceutical industry.
In this webinar, IMI-PainCare address patients specifically and provide information on their objectives, their results so far and what it will mean for patients.
