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2027 USASP Annual Scientific Meeting Pre-Conference Workshop Proposals (deadline)

Mon, Oct 19

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The deadline to submit your proposals for pre-conference workshops for the 2027 Meeting in Denver, Colorado.

2027 USASP Annual Scientific Meeting Pre-Conference Workshop Proposals (deadline)
2027 USASP Annual Scientific Meeting Pre-Conference Workshop Proposals (deadline)

TIME & LOCATION

Oct 19, 2026, 12:00 AM – 11:50 PM EDT

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ABOUT THE EVENT


The United States Association for the Study of Pain (USASP) invites proposals for interactive workshops to be presented during the Pre-Conference Workshop Day (Monday, March 15) of the 2027 USASP Annual Scientific Meeting.

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Pre-conference workshops provide an opportunity for participants to explore a topic in greater depth, develop practical knowledge or skills, and engage directly with workshop leaders and other attendees. Proposals may address topics related to pain research, clinical care, education, professional development, advocacy, community engagement, or other areas relevant to the USASP community.

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Workshops should be designed to encourage active participation through discussion, demonstrations, case-based learning, small-group activities, skills practice, or other interactive approaches. Presentations should be kept to a minimum to maximize experiential learning opportunities.


To learn more: https://www.usasp.org/callforworkshops2027

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