A pain research strategy for Europe: A European survey and position paper of the European Pain Federation <scp>EFIC</scp>

EFIC has developed a Pain Research Strategy for Europe that identifies pain research areas deserving the most focus and financial support. Implementation and wide dissemination of this Strategy is vital to increase the conduct of urgent pain projects, pain research funding and the implementation of research findings into practice, to ultimately decrease the personal, societal and financial burden of pain.

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European Journal of Pain
Published
2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ejp.4767
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13
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Pain Management and Opioid Use
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Abstract

EFIC has developed a Pain Research Strategy for Europe that identifies pain research areas deserving the most focus and financial support. Implementation and wide dissemination of this Strategy is vital to increase the conduct of urgent pain projects, pain research funding and the implementation of research findings into practice, to ultimately decrease the personal, societal and financial burden of pain.

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