New open access paper in @TheJournal_Pain We make a Call to Action to the Pain Research community to make changes to enhance and ensure the trustworthiness of pain research https://t.co/xp31woGJyF . THREAD 1/16

New systematic review focused on amputation for complex regional pain syndrome and briliantly led by @YannickGilanyifrom @UNSW and @PainIMPACTNeuRA , out now in@TheJournal_Pain https://t.co/OEZVkkBzYy HT @IASPpain @IASP_MESISIG @BritishPainSoc @EFIC_org @FacultyPainMed

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🚨 BPS Endorses the ENTRUST-PE Framework The British Pain Society is proud to endorse ENTRUST-PE – a framework boosting the trustworthiness, transparency, and rigor of pain research. 🔗Read more: https://t.co/gR78iwGf6p

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Great to see the OPTIMETH framework for optimising clinical trials in CRPS and brilliantly led by @KeithMSmart, now out in @PainReportsOPEN https://t.co/EpIc0ovSXf @IASPpain @EFIC_org @BritishPainSoc

To do no harm, we must first “know harms”. Our new perspective piece on the challenge of measuring and reporting adverse events in pain is now available in @PAINthejournal https://t.co/8X51NnkllP @mcferraro_ @aidancashin0 @EmmaFisher1 @IASP_MESISIG @IASPpain @EFIC_org

Editorial commitment to trust and integrity in science: Implications for pain and anesthesiology research. https://t.co/VgNg9pQKDH

New Research: Editorial commitment to trust and integrity in science: implications for pain and anesthesiology research https://t.co/poYd8FuqZj #FrontiersIn #PainResearch

The TARGET guideline has been published today in JAMA and the BMJ. We hope this guideline helps researchers report studies that use observational data to estimate effects of interventions. https://t.co/OAatUUjEqA https://t.co/sk22GshNJq @UNSWMedicine @neuraustralia

To do no harm, we must first “know harms”. Our new perspective piece on the challenge of measuring and reporting adverse events in pain is now available in @PAINthejournal https://t.co/8X51NnkllP @mcferraro_ @aidancashin0 @EmmaFisher1 @IASP_MESISIG @IASPpain @EFIC_org

Ketamine and other NMDA receptor antagonists for chronic pain https://t.co/cjjXZXuPL3

Out today 🚨 Our Cochrane review of 67 RCTs finds no clear evidence of benefit for ketamine or other NMDA antagonists for chronic pain. IV ketamine associated with risk of psychotomimetic effects, nausea, and vomiting.

IASP members can catch the recording of this excellent session here:

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Led by Prof. Neil O’Connell and funded by ERA-Net NEURON, ENTRUST-PE brought together an international network to co-create a new framework for trustworthy pain research👏 Learn more: https://t.co/7kdvv24imE #ENTRUSTPE #ChronicPain #ResearchIntegrity #EquityInResearch #NEURON

An expression of concern for an RCT 2 years after we raised concerns around the trustworthiness of the data. https://t.co/6Mxn548wnz this trial influences guidelines https://t.co/oPi36SmpOL...

Have you wanted to understand what is meant by “trustworthy” research? Attend this #PRF #webinar TODAY where @NeilOConnell, @AmandineSnquier, @LesleyUttley, @Nadia_Soliman_ and others help outline how to produce reliable evidence https://t.co/0xb7406g10

https://t.co/KVyqnRG9ij Nice piece from Nadia Soliman and Michael Ferraro in MJA Insight on the state of the evidence for the management of neuropathic pain:

A Call for Reckoning and Reform in Interventional Pain Medicine and Neuromodulation Research

Delighted that the editors of 15 Pain and Anaesthesiology have chosen to endorse and amplify the ENTRUST-PE framework. More info here:

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