The Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Annual Report for 2024 is now available! If you would like to know more about SIP’s achievements, activities and objectives for 2024, be sure to read the full Report here.
SIP Portugal is excited to share the Portuguese translations of two essential resources: SIP Joint Statement on Pain and Mental Health: Exploring the connection between chronic pain and mental health and offering essential recommendations for policymakers. Policy...
The Report from the SIP event, “Pain Treatment, Management, and Prevention – Is Europe Providing Adequate Access?” is now available! Hosted on 16th October 2024 in Brussels, the event brought together policymakers, pain specialists, and patient advocates to tackle...
SIP is Delighted to Share the Stakeholder Forum Meeting Report! The SIP Stakeholder Forum Meeting brought together National Platforms and stakeholders working in the field of pain or pain-related policies to discuss their activities and priorities for 2024, and to...
The third SIP Newsletter of 2024 is now available! Be sure to read this month’s editorial, which includes updates on: SIP priorities and activities; The launch of ‘SIP Policy Framework for the Delivery of Pain Care’; The report on the latest SIP event:...
SIP Denmark is Delighted to Share Recent Updates! The Pixibook of Chronic Pain: Chronic pain can be complex and challenging to grasp, especially within a biomedical framework. To address this, SIP Denmark has developed the Pixibook, available as a video, print, and...
