Last December, Prof. Patrice Forget accepted the role of SIP Working Group Chair. A short interview with him is available on our Facebook page! Discover more about his background and his perspective on SIP and pain policies. Watch it now.
The Societal Impact of Pain is happy to announce a new partnership with the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). SIP has become a partner of the ‘Healthy Workplaces – Lighten the Load’ campaign 2020-22. The campaign focuses on...
The European Health Data Space is a European Commission initiative to use digital health to provide high-quality care, to reduce inequalities, to promote access to health data, and to facilitate the movement of data with patients across borders. To support a full...
SIP acknowledges the positive impact the recent OECD publications “Empowering the Health Workforce” and “Health at a Glance”, will have on all EU Member States. Digital transformation in the health sector is key in order to enhance health services and push for more...
The first SIP National Platform call of 2021 will take place virtually on the 8th of February. The meeting will be a follow up of the previous call, held last 26th of November. During the meeting, National Platform colleagues will share their recent updates, discuss...
The first edition of the BMP Grant which had the theme of Overcoming Problems In Access To Treatments awarded three different projects. The outcome of these projects is now available and you can find the outcome to each of the three projects in the links below: Master...
