PainSA is a chapter of the International Association for the Study of Pain. Our mission is to improve all aspects of pain management in Southern Africa.

IASP PAIN, April 2021

IASP Pain eMonthly
APRIL 2021
President’s Message
As COVID-19 continues to affect in-person events, IASP recognizes the continued demand for resources to stay up-to-date on the latest pain science and clinical practice advancements.
The IASP Virtual Education Events platform is the newest member benefit, providing a host of events that bring multidisciplinary global pain experts to you. Registration for these events is free for IASP members.
Registration is open for two important events:
Just as IASP supports your efforts in working towards pain relief, IASP Virtual Education Events supports your career with opportunities to earn CE/CMEs, network with pain professionals from around the world, and access the latest advances in current pain science.
I encourage you to not only take advantage of free registration, but to also inform friends and colleagues of these exciting educational opportunities.
Claudia Sommer, MD
TOP TOPICS
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Register for Free: IASP Virtual Education Events
Register for a nine-session COVID-19 course and the IASP 2021 Virtual World Congress on Pain. Registration is free for IASP members. LEARN MORE
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John J. Bonica Trainee Fellowship: Apply Today
Established in memory of the founder of IASP, this grant supports training in all aspects of pain research. LEARN MORE
IASP PRF Seminar
Global Year Webinars: Save your seat
Join us on 13 May 2021, for the free webinar: Flippin Back Pain: Helping People Who Get It GET It LEARN MORE
PUBLICATIONS
PAIN, April 2021
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PAIN Reports, Latest Articles
Special Issue
Pain Reports
CHAPTER SPOTLIGHT
German Pain Society
Chinese Association for the Study of Pain (CASP)
The Chinese Association for the Study of Pain (CASP) is dedicated to pain research, management, education and awareness, social services, and the development of academic and professional activities related to the fields of pain medicine. Thanks to our three decades of effort, the Chinese National Ministry of Health ordered the establishment of a pain management department in national hospitals in 2007, elevating pain medicine to a first-class clinical department.
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
IASP is turning the spotlight on members! Get to know your global colleagues, how they’re working towards global pain relief, and what the association means to them. 
Interested in participating in the program? Contact Us
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Melissa Day, PhD
Melissa Day, PhD, is an Associate Professor at The University of Queensland, in Australia. Her specialty is Clinical Health Psychology and she has been in the pain field for 12 years. Melissa has been an IASP member for six years and has attended one World Congress.
IASP PAIN RESEARCH FORUM (PRF) & RELIEF
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