CHANGE PAIN MASTERCLASS
PAIN, PATIENTS AND PRACTICE: IS THERE A MISSING LINK?
3-4 OCTOBER 2019, BERLIN, GERMANY
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We cordially invite you to SAVE THE DATE
for this 2-day interactive and educational event, part of the CHANGE PAIN initiative.
Event videos will be available soon
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Day 1 Morning
09:00 Welcome and introduction
Mark Fladrich and Imane Wilde, Grünenthal09:10 Masterclass opening remarks
Masterclass Co-chairsKEYONTE SESSIONS:
WORKING TOGETHER TO IMPROVE THE MANAGEMENT OF PAIN WORLDWIDE09:20 Worldwide: The global efforts against pain in the most vulnerable
Lars Arendt-Nielsen (Co-chair)09:40 Europe: Putting patients at the centre of EFIC vision and activities
Bart Morlion (Co-chair)10:00 Latin America: Challenges in tackling pain in a region with limited treatment options
João Batista Garcia (Co-chair)PART 1 PAIN: UNDERSTANDING KEY CONCEPTS AND PATIENTS' UNMET NEEDS
Moderator: João Batista Garcia10:20 The complex nature of pain
Bart Morlion10:40 Understanding the pathophysiology of pain and patients’ profile: does it matter?
Lars Arendt-Nielsen11:00 Q&A session
Moderator: João Batista GarciaPART 2 PAIN: ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS AND CURRENT CHALLENGES
Moderator: Lars Arendt-NielsenWORKSHOPS BREAKOUT ROOM 1
MODERATOR
César CárcamoBREAKOUT ROOM 2
MODERATOR
Andreas KopfBREAKOUT ROOM 3
MODERATOR
Beatriz Craveiro Lopes11:30 Challenges in pain assessment: science vs patient perception
Serge PerrotDifferential diagnosis of pain including (P)NP: what matters to patients?
Thomas R. TöllePractical approach to diagnosing pain
Kees Vos12:00 Differential diagnosis of pain including (P)NP: what matters to patients?
Thomas R. TöllePractical approach to diagnosing pain
Kees VosChallenges in pain assessment: science vs patient perception
Serge Perrot12:30 Practical approach to diagnosing pain
Kees VosChallenges in pain assessment: science vs patient perception
Serge PerrotDifferential diagnosis of pain including (P)NP: what matters to patients?
Thomas R. Tölle -
Day 1 Afternoon
14:00 Early diagnosis and the relationship with chronification: do patients benefit from an early treatment and control of pain?
Serge Perrot14:30 Q&A session
Moderator: Lars Arendt-NielsenPART 3 PATIENTS AND PRACTICE: TREATMENT OF PAIN AND CHALLENGES FACED
Moderator: Bart Morlion14:40 Mode of action, does it matter: the right treatment for the right patient
Flaminia Coluzzi15:00 Optimising chronic pain management: is zero pain the goal?
Bart Morlion15:35 Opioid weaning: best practice
Dominic Aldington15:55 Q&A session
Moderator: Bart MorlionDEBATE SESSION 16:10 ‘Opioids’: when and how – good or bad?
Bart Morlion and João Batista Garcia17:00 Day 1 close
Masterclass Co-chairs -
Day 2 Morning
PART 3 (cont.) PATIENTS AND PRACTICE: TREATMENT OF PAIN AND CHALLENGES FACED
Moderator: Bart Morlion08:00 Introduction to Day 2
Masterclass Co-chairs08:15 Pain and self-management
Deirdre Ryan09:15 Translating clinical trials into clinical practice: where is the patient?
Dominic AldingtonWORKSHOP SESSIONS:
MANAGING PAIN FROM CRADLE TO GRAVE: DAILY CHALLENGES IN MANAGING PAINBREAKOUT ROOM 1 BREAKOUT ROOM 2 BREAKOUT ROOM 3 10:15 In the elderly and/or patients with dementia
Andreas Kopf
& Kees VosIn patients with chronic diseases and pain-related comorbidities
Françoise Laroche
& Karsten AhlbeckIn patients with cancer-related pain
Anne Letsch
& Beatriz Craveiro Lopes10:45 In patients with chronic diseases and pain-related comorbidities
Françoise Laroche
& Karsten AhlbeckIn the elderly and/or patients with dementia
Andreas Kopf
& Kees VosIn neonates, infants and children
Boris Zernikow
& Juan Pérez Cajaraville11:15 In patients with cancer-related pain
Anne Letsch
& Beatriz Craveiro LopesIn patients with acute pain
Winfried Meissner
& César CárcamoIn the elderly and/or patients with dementia
Andreas Kopf
& Kees Vos11:45 In patients with acute pain
Winfried Meissner
& César CárcamoIn neonates, infants and children
Boris Zernikow
& Juan Pérez CajaravilleIn patients with chronic diseases and pain-related comorbidities
Françoise Laroche
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Day 2 Afternoon
PART 4 PATIENTS AND PRACTICE: FUTURE OF PAIN MANAGEMENT
Moderator: Lars Arendt-Nielsen13:15 Predicting future pain management paradigms
Thomas R. Tölle13:45 Personalised pain management
Nadine AttalPANEL DISCUSSION 14:15 Pain, patients and practice: is there a missing link?
Masterclass Co-chairs13:45 Meeting close
Masterclass Co-chairs and Imane Wild
Videos
A Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) has been created to lead the rollout of this meeting.
As Chairs of the CHANGE PAIN Masterclass SSC (together with other SSC members), we will be driving the meeting agenda and ensuring a fair and balanced scientific clinical program.
The CHANGE PAIN Masterclass aims to:
- Challenge current pain management paradigms
- Ignite international cross-collaboration between physicians
- Share key learnings and best practice to drive the best outcomes for patients in 2019 and beyond
The CHANGE PAIN Masterclass will consist of various sessions, including debates, workshops, lectures and meet the expert sessions.
The following themes will be addressed:
- Understanding key concepts in pain
- Accurate diagnosis of pain and current challenges
- Treatment of pain and challenges faced
- Future of pain management
We do hope you can join us at the CHANGE PAIN Masterclass and we look forward to welcoming you.
CHANGE PAIN Masterclass Scientific Steering Committee Co-Chairs
Lars Arendt-Nielsen
Denmark
Professor, Department of Health Science and Technology, School of Medicine, Aalborg University, Denmark
João Batista Garcia
Brazil
Pain and Palliative Care, Federal University of Maranhao/Brazil (UFMA)
Bart Morlion
Belgium
President, European Pain Federation, EFIC