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The CPS is a society of scientists, health professionals, educators and pain advocates who have a vested interest in pain research and management. As a chapter of the IASP, we support the treatment of pain as a basic human right and are currently advocating for a Canadian National Pain Strategy. |
| Join today and take advantage of peer-to-peer connections; free access to online events; trainee-specific content; access to Awards & Grants; Special Interest Groups; preferred pricing for our Annual Scientific Meeting; reduced rates for the Canadian Journal of Pain ...and so much more. Click here to read about our Member Benefits |
Latest News & Information |
CPS Annual General MeetingMay 20, 2201 | Online |
2022 Annual scientific meeting10-13 May, 2022 | Hotel Bonaventure, Montreal 2021 Annual Scientific MeetingThank you to all those who attended our Annual Scientific Meeting! To view the agenda please click the button below. |
Upcoming Webinars | Webinar RecordingsPreviously held webinars are now available to view or purchase. MembersAll members are able to access the recording for FREE. NON-MEMBERSNon-members are able to purchase access to our recordings. RegistrantsIf you registered for a Webinar, then you will have been sent an email with an access link. |
2021 Annual Scientific Meeting | CPS AWARDS AND GRANTS |
We’re excited to announce our first fully virtual CPS Annual Scientific Meeting for April 27-30 2021! Many factors have gone into this decision. Yes, the uncertainty concerning how the next year will unfold is high on our list, but we are also excited that this new event creates an exceptional opportunity for us to bring our community together, from all regions of the country, and around the world. Having consulted with those inside and outside the Society, our Scientific Program Committee (SPC) firmly believes that coming together in a virtual setting will expand the opportunity for all participants -- scientists, healthcare professionals, trainees and people with lived experience of pain -- to meet and exchange up-to-date information on pain mechanisms, assessment, and management. The SPC will offer a balanced, diverse, and cutting-edge scientific program that reflects different areas of science from the pain community. Your participation is integral for the success of our ASM, and the continued progress of pain research, education and management. We will be sending out regular updates as we build our program and virtual event. | Thank you to those who have submitted! Questions? |
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