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Clinical Trials for Pain Research

Chair: Giovanni Berardi, University of Iowa

Co-Chair: Trevor Lentz, Duke University

To promote scientific advances in pain clinical trials through high quality research design and development of professional competence to reduce the burden of pain.


We communicate innovative pain research methodologies, standardize pain assessment with NIH HEAL, develop a diverse research community, identify training resources, foster collaboration in clinical trial design, support trainees and early career investigators, promote established datasets, and encourage multidisciplinary teams.


Vision

  • Communicate innovative methodologies/ designs/ interventions/ outcomes in pain research

  • Work with NIH HEAL Common Data Elements group and national groups to standardize the assessment of pain across studies.

  • Develop a community of diverse researchers from all backgrounds and all career stages with a common interest in clinical trials for pain research.

  • Identify resources focused towards investigator training to conduct efficient, effective, and safe clinical trials

  • Foster collaboration and innovation among researchers and clinicians involved in clinical trial design

    • Opportunities for trainees and early career investigators

    • Mentor/ mentee activities

    • Promote the use of established pain clinical trial datasets

  • Promote multidisciplinary investigation teams

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  • Sun, Jun 22
    northamericanpainschool.com/registion
    northamericanpainschool.com/registion
    The North American Pain School, or NAPS, brings together leading experts in the fields of pain research and management to provide a unique educational and networking experience for the next generation of basic science and clinical pain researchers.
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  • Virtual
    This course includes four 2-Hour Sessions, Wednesdays from 6pm -8pm ET and is designed as a study guide for the ANCC Pain Management Nurse certification and is a great review for new and seasoned pain management nurses.
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  • Tue, Jul 01
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  • Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition, 88 Debaratna Rd, Khwaeng Bang Na, Khet Bang Na, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10260, Thailand
    This is an excellent chance to contribute to the world’s premier meeting dedicated to pain and develop some of the first programming attendees will experience. Share your expertise and make a global impact, submit a Hands-On Workshop proposal by 1 August.
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  • Fri, Sep 26
    University of Health Sciences and Pharm
    University of Health Sciences and Pharm, 2 Pharmacy Place, St. Louis, MO 63110, USA
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