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• Read the 1st ICOP in Cephalalgia

  31/01/2020

  The first edition of the International Classification of Orofacial Pain (ICOP) is published in Cephalalgia.

  This publication was written by a collaborative group consisting of members of the Orofacial and Head Pain Special Interest Group (OFHP SIG) of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), the International Network for Orofacial Pain and Related Disorders Methodology (INfORM), and the American Academy of Orofacial Pain (AAOP).

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• Applicationa open for young clinicians and scientists who have an interest in headache science and who are based in the Caucasus region and geoc…

  23/01/2020

  The target audience of this meeting is young clinicians and scientists who have an interest in headache science and who are based in the Caucasus region and geoculturally related areas. The concept is to bring juniors with significant experience in headache research from Western Europe and USA to the region to present their own work, network with and provide inspiration to the regional delegates. The meeting will be facilitated by top international experts, who will lecture on the latest advances and methodology in the field and provide the delegates with the tools they need to start research of their own. A key goal of the meeting is to promote local research activities and to put research ideas into motion. Active participation is required from the delegates who will produce four high quality review articles on headache-related topics for publication in Cephalalgia and The Journal of Headache and Pain.

  For more information and application see the attached document

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• Deadline for applications 1 March

  23/01/2020

  The Short Stay Scholarships are offered to young researchers from countries listed in the World Bank listings as Lower-, Lower-middle and Upper-middle income, to fund visits to a major headache congress and a research institution or clinic in the same country (or region) as the congress. The duration of such visits should be a minimum of 4 weeks, and a maximum of six (6) weeks, immediately before, during and/or after the congress. The scholarships offer funding of up to € 6,000 to cover travel, congress registration and living expenses.

  For more information and application form please see the attached document

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• Continuing its education outreach, IHS funded Visiting Professors to present at meetings in Kyrgyzstan and Iran

  14/01/2020

  Continuing its education outreach, IHS funded Visiting Professors to present at meetings in Kyrgyzstan and Iran in autumn 2019.

  Visiting Professors is an IHS education initiative which has been running since 2012 with the aim to send headache specialists as representatives of IHS to attend regional meetings, or teach at a headache centre, in countries that might need or want increased headache education and motivation and where, without financial support, attendance of an international specialist would not be possible.

  The local organisers of the meetings report.

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• The young Trainee from Georgia reports on her experience at the Danish Headache Center

  14/01/2020

  The IHS 2019 Headache Trainee was Khatia Gvantseladze from Tbilisi, Georgia, who spent almost 3 months with Messoud Ashina and the team at the Danish Headache Centre in Copenhagen, Denmark. During her stay she also attended the IHC in Dublin, Ireland, in September.

  Khatia’s report is attached

  The Headache Trainee programme encourage physicians from countries listed as World Bank Low-, Lower-Middle- and Upper-Middle-Income countries to visit a specialised headache institution abroad and actively increase knowledge on headache disorders and specialised headache management. It is also intended to spread this knowledge to their home countries without headache infrastructure or expertise. After a clinical training period of up to 12 weeks at a headache centre abroad the award holder is encouraged to return to his/her country of origin in order to apply the acquired knowledge, thus contributing to the advance of patient management locally. Within a supporting phase of 12 weeks the fellow is afterwards asked to present or discuss cases from their home c

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• Over 100 young participants attended the Master School for a 3-day course dedicated to headache medicine

  14/01/2020

  Following many months of planning, the Latin America Master School Class took place in October 2019 in Bogota, Colombia. There were over 100 young participants. Four international faculty members joined 9 Latin American headache experts to teach over 3 days.

  Course organiser Dr Michel Volcy reports on the event

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• Grants for young people from World Bank Lower, Lower-middle and Upper-middle countries now available — check if you can apply!

  19/12/2019

  Short-stay scholarships, Headache Trainee programme, and Visiting Professor grants now available for 2020.

  Importantly, for the Short-stay Scholarships and Trainee programme we have extended the eligibile countries and now base this on the World Bank listing of Lower, Lower-middle and Upper-middle countries.

  For more information see the Awards section of the website.

• A selection of posters presented during IHC in September are now uploaded in the IHS Poster Library

  20/11/2019

  A selection of posters presented during IHC in September are now uploaded in the IHS Poster Library.

  If you would like your poster to be included please email to Carol Taylor

• Apply today to learn about all different headache disorders and gain an academic degree

  14/11/2019

  Application is now open for the 3rd Master in Headache Disorders (MHD) at the University of Copenhagen. This is a 2-year part time program on all headache disorders following which you will receive an Academic Master Degree.

  In MHD1 from 2016-2018 17 Masters graduated with excellence and at present 23 MHD2 students will graduate in June 2020. They come from 17 different countries from The Philippines, Pakistan, Iran, Europe and USA. The students background qualifications in MHD2 are a great interest and experience in clinical management of pain and headache. The group consists of 16 neurologists, 1 GP, 4 nurses, 1 physiotherapist and 1 osteopath.

  In a world with limited resources education is the key, especially within the headache field, where there is a significant unmet need for academic education.

  For more information please click HERE

• Three short-stay scholars from India and Serbia attended IHC and visited three centres in Dublin

  05/11/2019

  Three young clinicians and researchers, two from India one from Serbia, attended iHEAD, IHC and then spent up to 6 weeks in headache centres in Dublin. Read about their experiences below.

  If you are a young doctor from a developing country, and would like to apply for the 2020 Short-stay scholar programme, please visit the IHS website later in the year when the application process will open. Or join IHS today as an Associate Member to make sure you receive notification!

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• The late-breaking abstracts are now published in Cephalalgia

  24/10/2019

  The IHC 2019 late-breaking abstracts are now published in Cephalagia and available on the IHS website in the Congress section

• IHS sent two Visiting Professors to Kathmandu to teach on headache medicine

  11/10/2019

  IHS sent two Visiting Professors to Kathmandu to teach on headache medicine

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