Conferences and Meetings on Anaesthesia and algiatry

The EFIC or European Pain Federation specialize in pain management and pain research. The EFIC Congress is the Largest European pain congress and shines a light on current and future developments and research in pain medicine. The congresses of the European Pain Federation give access to leading lecturers and a scientific programme consisting of the latest evidence-based and best-practice-based medicine in all relevant disciplines in the field of pain management. The 11th Congress of the European Pain Federation, Pain in Europe XI, will take place in the Spanish town of Valencia, from 4-7 September 2019. This major biennial (every two years) gathering brings together the most recognised experts in the field of pain medicine to exchange knowledge, ideas and the latest advances in the field.

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This conference is aimed at specialist trainees, post fellowship trainees and consultants. It is a highly practical one day course delivering: consultant led teaching and advice, small group clinical workshops, problem solving and trouble shooting and TCI in a wide range of setting.

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This year we have adapted and evolved to incorporate other pivotal areas that have to be considered in any meaningful treatise of opioids. It is imperative that we examine these non-opioids so that we do not allow the demonisation of opioids to force us to embrace cannabinoids and gabapentinoids as the saviours of analgesia before we have had the chance to forensically examine their benefit and possible harms.

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The aim of the conference is to provide an update on the latest issues in acute pain and persistent pain after surgery. Day 1 will cover some of the latest controversies in acute pain management including use of epidurals, and psychological approaches, as well as covering the development of acute pain teams and reviewing the evidence for best acute pain practice. Day 2 will concentrate on the problem of persistent pain after surgery. The causes of this problem, the latest preventative strategies and treatments will be presented.

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