SIG Pain Research

Aim

Pain research is a central pillar of the Swiss Pain Society, underpinning evidence-based clinical practice, innovation, and education. The Pain Research SIG aims to strengthen the visibility, coherence, and impact of pain-related research within the SPS by fostering networking, interdisciplinarity, and inclusivity across basic, translational, and clinical research domains. It will provide a structured platform to connect researchers and clinicians, align national research activities with international developments, and actively support early-career members. Through these activities, the SIG will enhance the scientific profile of the SPS, contribute to high-quality scientific programming at SPS meetings, and facilitate efficient knowledge exchange and collaboration at both national and international levels.

Camille Saumure Régimbald
Psychologue FSP, Neuropsychologue OPQ

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Departement für Psychologie
Universität Freiburg
Departement für Psychologie
Rue P.-A.-de-Faucigny 2
CH-1701 Freiburg

SIG Pain Research organizes scientific meetings on a regular basis. The meetings are open to all members of the SPS and the broader scientific community, welcoming researchers and clinicians at every level of training and practice.

In addition, SIG Pain Research holds an organizational meeting for its members each year at the annual congress of the SPS. These meetings are also open to other interested SPS members.

A network with a mailing list is established, allowing relevant information regarding international or national conferences and events to be distributed.

A list of all SIG members can soon be viewed.

Founding of the SIG Pain Research in 2026

Before SIG CANoP

Annual report 2025
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Annual report 2023
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Annual report 2022
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Annual report 2021
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Annual report 2020
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Annual report 2019
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Founded in 2018

SPS Special Interest Groups