Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

Are you interested in joining a Special Interest Group (SIG)?

To become a member of an ISPRM SIG, you need to have an active ISPRM membership; make sure yours is up to date HERE

Email the ISPRM office with CV and short presentation:

You may join the group discussion directly here:

https://www.isprm.org/groups/

This SIG was created given the importance of sarcopenia in the aging population, and the need for a
musculoskeletal approach to its holistic management.

Mission statement:

The pain special interest group of the ISPRM is committed to improving the health status of people who suffer with pain through leadership and excellence in education, delivery of evidence based clinical care, expanding the horizons of medical knowledge through advancing research. We also plan to drive transformation and innovation in care delivery by engaging with and inspiring PRM practitioners to provide evidence based care in a multidisciplinary model. Using the ISPRM conferences we plan to attract and enhance relationships with physiatrists, scientists and researchers as well as other health care professionals. We also plan to promote the rights and choices of individuals who suffer from pain.

Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

ISPRM Task Force (ROAR) Responds to an Editorial in the BMJ

InSCI: International Spinal Cord Injury Survey

Joint Statement “What about rehabilitation? Indispensable in the pursuit of universal health coverage!”