International association for the study of pain

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“…5 Some accompanying articles in this IASP Anniversary series of articles provide further details of advances in education and advocacy in developing countries. 1,17 In collaboration with the World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiology, the IASP supported an already established, multidisciplinary pain clinic hub in Asia (eg, through 1-year and 3month fellowships). 7,15 A similar arrangement has begun in Bogota, Colombia, and was transferred recently to Mexico, now with support only from the IASP.…”

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The value of the International Association for the Study of Pain to developing countries

Soyannwo,

Chaudakshetrin,

Garcia

2023

Pain

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Since it was founded, the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) has been at the forefront of improving pain research, education, and effective pain management in both developed and developing countries. As IASP activities progressed, major differences between the practice of pain management, education, and research in developed countries compared with developing countries were identified. This led to areas of focus by IASP that included pain education to address poor knowledge of pain assessment and treatment, prioritization of pain management by governments and official national legislation and programs, and availability of pain treatments (especially potent analgesics). A few pioneering IASP members from developing countries in the early years encouraged more multidisciplinary professionals to join IASP and attend conferences. Inauguration of national and regional chapters was also encouraged, and regular continuing medical education programs were held, especially on topics from IASP conferences and global pain events. Many IASP chapters in developing countries have established collaborations with groups from developed countries, whereas IASP also implemented other innovative approaches including the developing countries working group, educational grants, pain camps, and multidisciplinary pain hubs with toolkits to develop pain experts for regions in the developing world. Thus, the influence of IASP in many developing countries has had a multiplier effect on the progress made in effective pain management, education, and research. Nonetheless, challenges remain and include better integration of pain management, education, and research in national health systems and academic programs for health professionals.

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The value of the International Association for the Study of Pain to developing countries

Soyannwo,

Chaudakshetrin,

Garcia

2023

Pain

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“…In recognition, Patrick Wall said in his introductory editorial: "… we shall be publishing original research articles selected not only for their quality but because the nature of the work is such that neighboring disciplines should be aware of the latest advance." 34 Making conceptual and empirical work accessible to the scientifically educated is a common goal of all disciplines. There are, however, particular challenges in making psychology accessible to all readers of PAIN.…”

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“…From the journal launch, there was recognition that the psychological study of both mechanism and treatment was important to share. 34 Writing as the current and recent editors of the psychology section, we offer here a distillation of 30 years of editorial experience and share our observations of the challenges, opportunities, directions for future investment, and our aspirations for articles we want to see submitted.…”

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Basic and applied psychology in PAIN: where we have been and where we are headed

Eccleston

Keefe

Williams

2021

Pain

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“…The IASP has contributed to these advances by providing platforms, such as journals, congresses, and guidelines, that have served as educational approaches through which the advances were brought to the attention of its members and other scientists and clinicians. In this issue, this important role of the IASP in pain education is described in the article by Nicholas et al, 44 and highlights of basic, clinical and psychological research have been summarized by Basbaum et al 5…”

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The role of evolving concepts and new technologies and approaches in advancing pain research, management, and education since the establishment of the International Association for the Study of Pain

Flor,

Noguchi,

Treede

et al. 2023

Pain

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The decades since the inauguration of the International Association for the Study of Pain have witnessed major advances in scientific concepts (such as the biopsychosocial model and chronic primary pain as a disease in its own right) and in new technologies and approaches (from molecular biology to brain imaging) that have inspired innovations in pain research. These have guided progress in pain management and education about pain for healthcare professionals, the general public, and administrative agencies.

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International association for the study of pain

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The value of the International Association for the Study of Pain to developing countries

The value of the International Association for the Study of Pain to developing countries

Basic and applied psychology in PAIN: where we have been and where we are headed

The role of evolving concepts and new technologies and approaches in advancing pain research, management, and education since the establishment of the International Association for the Study of Pain

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