IASP POSITION STATEMENT ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN

IASP POSITION STATEMENT ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF PAIN COMPLETES COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF RESEARCH ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN AND FINDS THAT THERE IS A LACK OF SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO ENDORSE THE GENERAL USE OF CANNABINOIDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF PAIN WASHINGTON,...
IASP POSITION STATEMENT ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN

ASPIDA – AGAINST STIGMA SELF CARE PROGRAMME

A joint partnership with Dr Vasilis Vasiliou, Clinical Psychologist, Post Doctorate Researcher, UCC School of Applied Psychology and Chronic Pain Ireland is well underway.  Our aim is to develop and establish an against-stigma self-care programme, delivered...
IASP POSITION STATEMENT ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN

IRISH ENTERPRISE AWARDS – 2021 NOMINEE

Chronic Pain Ireland is proud to have been nominated for the Irish Enterprise Awards 2021.   Following the many challenges faced by not only in the charitable sector but across many industries and businesses over the last number of months, we are delighted...
IASP POSITION STATEMENT ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN

WORLD PATIENTS ALLIANCE

Chronic Pain Ireland believe all patients deserve safe, accessible health care which is why we joined World Patients Alliance, an international advocacy coalition of more than 100 patient groups from 38 countries, representing all disease areas. As a result of...
IASP POSITION STATEMENT ON THE USE OF CANNABINOIDS TO TREAT PAIN

WORLD PATIENT SAFETY DAY

Health Worker Safety: A Priority for Patient Safety WHO will observe World Patient Safety Day on 17 September 2020 and launch a global campaign to emphasize the importance of health worker safety as a priority for patient safety. The campaign aims to mobilize...
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