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F O U N D E D I N A P R I L 1 9 9 3 EHF news 1 EHF News Newsletter of the European Headache Federation What’s on Calendar on forthcoming events on headache Page 4 E bulletin Number 84, July 2013 The Journal of Headache and Pain Page 3 Sapienza University of Rome T Academic Year 2012-2013 MASTER’S DEGREE IN HEADACHE MEDICINE 10th Edition Master in Headache Medicine 2012-2013 Page 4 The Web page of IASP Page 2 Profil The Association France Migraine is a non profit association as defined under the French 1901 Law. Mission The Association France Migraine mission is to : ✦ Obtain for migraine the recognition and treatment ressources due to a real illness. ✦ Provide up to date information and build on it. ✦ Help migrainous people to understand their symptoms. ✦ Increase awareness among non- migrainous people. ✦ Inform on new treatments. ✦ Organise professionnals and involved people. ✦ Communicate on and develop information. Strategy The Association has “communicated” with its members through a three-monthly newsletter (MIG-Infos) and occasional meetings. The Association France Migraine is a non-profit organisation, managed by volonteers. An annual membership system which brings membership fees, together with sponsorship, enable the Association to pursue its goals and run its operations. Association France - Migraine 59 avenue Kléber - 75116 PARIS Fax : + 33 (1) 47 04 22 01 E-mail : [email protected] www.sos.migraine.com The Editorial Office The Association France - Migraine
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EHF news 1
EHF NewsNewsletter of the European Headache Federation
What’s on Calendar on forthcoming events on headachePage 4
E bulletin Number 84, July 2013
The Journal of Headache and PainPage 3
he Master in Headache Medicine is aimed at developing excellence among experts in this field of clinicalmedicine. Its purpose is to promote and disseminate epidemiological, nosographic, genetic,
pathophysiological, diagnostic, social-health, clinical and therapeutic knowledge of headache, a disease thathas a considerable impact on the general population. This high-level post-graduate course will providesuccessful applicants with the instruments necessary to make a modern evaluation of headaches that will allowthe correct management of affected patients. Course participants will be able to acquire multidisciplinarycompetences that will enable them to relate to the problems of headache patients by means of the most wide-ranging, inter-cultural skills. The Master is included in the Global Campaign against Headache (GC), an initiative in formal collaboration with WHO, and is endorsed by Lifting The Burden and the European HeadacheFederation.
AdmissionThe Master in Headache Medicine is a one-year course of training in per-manent excellence divided into two terms. Applicants must already have aspecialist degree on either one of the following disciplines: Medicine andSurgery, Odontoiatry, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Technologies, Biotech-nologies or Psychology.The Master in Headache Medicine is not compatible with any contemporaryacademic course, excluding the High Formation Courses.The official language is English.
CostThe cost of the Master is ! 3,500, which must be paid in a single instalment atthe time of registration and not later than 28 February 2013. The applicationform for the Master must be accompanied by a registration fee of ! 35,00 anda Stamp duty of ! 14,62. In case of delayed payment there is an extra cost of! 60,00 within 60 days after due date amount of ! 120,00 for payment after the60th day. A fee of ! 70,00 is forseen for final examination. The payment on thewhole can be performed online at the website http://www.uniroma1.it/studenti/tasse/pagamenti.php. The Teaching-Scientific Council may assignstudy grants, which may also be obtained from private or public companies,or other bodies. Scholarships for GC will be available.
ApplicationsApplications for admission must be sent to: Prof. Paolo Martelletti, Mas-ter in Headache Medicine, II School of Medicine, Sapienza University ofRome, Via Vitorchiano 81, I-00189 Rome, Italy in such a way as to arrive by15 December 2012. The application, which must contain the personal detailsof the candidate (surname, name, date and place of birth) and bear his/herhandwritten signature, is to be accompanied by the following documents:• a copy of a valid identity document;• a degree certificate bearing the final mark, as well as a list of all of the
examinations taken and their marks;• a curriculum vitae et studiorum containing: the title of the degree thesis,
as well as those of any post-graduate Specialisation, Master or Doctoratetheses, together with the date on which the degree was awarded and itsmark; a list of any other qualifications and certificates, including any cer-tification regarding scientific, teaching and research activities that maybe considered useful for the purposes of admission.
RegistrationOne week after the deadline for the presentation of applications, the clas-sification of the successful candidates will be displayed on the premises ofthe Master’s Scientific Secretariat and publicised on the websitehttp://w3.uniroma1.it/headache. The registration must be completed by thesuccessful candidates in accordance with the instructions that can be foundon the website of the University www.infostud.uniroma1.it.
Duration and objectivesDuring the one-year course, the participants will be expected to acquire:• a profound scientific and cultural understanding of headache medicine
ranging from a detailed knowledge of the disability caused by the diseaseand its socio-economic impact, to its pathogenetic mechanisms, clinicalaspects, diagnosis and treatment;
• a good knowledge of the instrumental investigations supporting diagnosis;• the skills necessary to allow complete autonomy in terms of patient man-
agement, and the design and performance of research protocols involv-ing patients affected by headache and/or cranio-facial disorders.
The course is planned to start on 31 January 2013.
Training activitiesThe indispensable activities required cover the following disciplines:Molecular Biology, Epidemiology, Health Economics, Pharmacology,Clinical Pharmacology, Pharmacoeconomics, Medical Genetics, PublicHealth, Internal Medicine, Neuroanatomy, Neurology, Neuropaediatrics,Neuroradiology, Neurotraumatology, Social Policies, Psychiatry.The course consists of two basic modules and one advanced module. The les-sons will be divided into four terms. Distance learning is available at request.There will be an online test at the end of each term, and the final examina-tion will precede thesis discussion.
DiplomaIn order to be awarded the Diploma of Master, a student must have passedthe tests relating to the individual modules, passed the final examination,and discussed the thesis.
Sapienza University of Rome
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Director Dean RectorPaolo Martelletti Vincenzo Ziparo Luigi Frati
SiteThe teaching activities will take place on the teaching premises of the II Schoolof Medicine of Sapienza University of Rome, as well as in the clinical structuresreferring to the Regional Referral Headache Centre at Sant’Andrea Hospital inRome.
SecretariatFor further details, please contact Dr. Valerio De Angelis, Master’s Scientific Secretariat, School of Health Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome, Via Vitorchiano 81, I-00189 Rome, Italy (Tel +39-06-33274631, Fax +39-06-33274632, e-mail [email protected]), or consult the websitehttp://w3.uniroma1.it/headache.
Academic Year 2012-2013MASTER’S DEGREE IN HEADACHE MEDICINE
10th Edition
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Master in Headache Medicine 2012-2013 Page 4
The Web page of IASPPage 2
ProfilThe Association France Migraine is a non profit association as defined under the French 1901 Law.MissionThe Association France Migraine mission is to :✦ Obtain for migraine the recognition and treatment ressources due to a real illness.✦ Provide up to date information and build on it.✦ Help migrainous people to understand their symptoms.✦ Increase awareness among non- migrainous people.✦ Inform on new treatments.
✦ Organise professionnals and involved people.✦ Communicate on and develop information.
Strategy The Association has “communicated” with its members through a three-monthly newsletter (MIG-Infos) and occasional meetings.
The Association France Migraine is a non-profit organisation, managed by volonteers. An annual membership system which brings membership fees, together with sponsorship, enable the Association to pursue its goals and run its operations.
Association France - Migraine 59 avenue Kléber - 75116 PARIS Fax : + 33 (1) 47 04 22 01 E-mail : [email protected] www.sos.migraine.com
The Editorial Office
The Association France - Migraine
EHF News: e-bulletin of the European Headache Federation
page 2
The AssociationThe International Association for the Study of Pain began in May 1973 with an interdisciplinary meeting in Issaquah, Washington, USA, organized by University of Washington anesthesiology professor John J. Bonica. The participants, 350 scientists and clinicians from 13 countries, decided to found a multidisciplinary professional organization dedicated to pain research and management, and agreed to launch a journal, called PAIN, to be edited by Patrick D. Wall. Bonica identified IASP’s mission: to provide an egalitarian, interdisciplinary, and international forum to improve knowledge about pain, improve the education of health care providers, and improve the care of patients. IASP was incorporated on May 9, 1974.
World Congress on PainThe World Congress on Pain is the premier Congress devoted to the research and treatment of pain. It began as a triennial event, but in 2008 switched to every two years. More than 750 scientists and clinicians attended the first World Congress on Pain in Florence, Italy, in September 1975. The second Congress in Montréal, Québec, Canada (1978), had more than 1300 participants, and the number of attendees has increased ever since. By the 13th World Congress on Pain (2010), also in Montréal, more than 6200 people came for 18 Refresher Courses, 14 Plenary Lectures, 73 Topical Workshops/Symposia, and nearly 2000 poster presentations.
PublicationsThe first issue of PAIN, initially a quarterly publication, appeared in January 1975. Four years later, PAIN switched to a bimonthly format; by 1982 it was published monthly. In 1990, Ronald Dubner joined Patrick Wall as co-editor-in-chief, and the journal added three double issues per year. Current editor-in-chief Allan Basbaum took the reins in 2002, and in 2010, publication returned to 12 monthly issues. Over the years, a number of key items have appeared in PAIN, including the first list of pain definitions and the first edition of "Classification of Chronic Pain."
In 1993, IASP established IASP Press, the official publishing arm of the Association, with Howard L. Fields as the editor-in-chief. IASP Press has published more than
80 books since its inception, at an average of four to five books per year. IASP also publishes a quarterly newsletter for its members. Until 2000, the IASP Newsletter featured "Technical Corners" devoted to timely topics in pain research and treatment. In 1993, IASP began publishing Pain: Clinical Updates, a free topical newsletter for clinicians.
AdvocacyIASP has always strived to disseminate information about pain and raise awareness of pain-related issues worldwide. In 1987, IASP obtained recognition from the World Health Organization (WHO) as a nongovernmental organization (NGO). In 2002, the organization began placing greater emphasis on developing countries. The first Global Day Against Pain, in conjunction with a Global Year Against Pain, launched in 2004 with the slogan of "Pain Treatment Should Be a Human Right." Since 2004, the Global Year has focused on pain in childhood, pain in older persons, pain in women, cancer pain, musculoskeletal pain, and acute pain.
In 2010, IASP organized the first International Pain Summit in Montréal. It was the first global meeting about the crucial aspects of pain management, with a focus on advocacy and assistance for all countries to develop national pain strategies. At the meeting, delegates developed a list of desirable characteristics for national pain strategies and agreed to the Declaration of Montréal, a document aimed at focusing world attention on under-treatment of all forms of pain and supporting pain management as a fundamental human right.
The Editorial Office
The Web page of IASP
www.iasp-pain.org
EHF News: e-bulletin of the European Headache Federation
page 3
The Journal of Headache and Pain Open access www.thejournalofheadacheandpain.com
The omics in migraine Lionetto L, Gentile G, Bellei E, Capi M, Sabato D, Marsibilio F, Simmaco M, Pini LA et al. The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (01 July 2013)
Answer to comment on "sleep quality, arousal and pain thresholds in migraineurs: a blinded controlled polysomnographic study" Engstrøm M, Hagen K, Bjørk M and Sand T The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (01 July 2013)
Migraine and periodic limb movement disorders in sleep in children: a preliminary case-control study Paolo Martelletti, Dimos-Dimitrios Mitsikostas, Christian Lampl, Maria Esposito, Pasquale Parisi, Silvia Miano and Marco Carotenuto The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (01 July 2013)
An unaddicted impact factor Paolo Martelletti The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (04 July 2013)
Psychological and neuropsychological correlates of dependence-related behaviour in Medication Overuse Headaches: a one year follow-up study Françoise Radat, Sandra Chanraud, Georges Di Scala, Virginie Dousset, Michèle Allard The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (04 July 2013)
Phospholipase C activity increases in cerebrospinal fluid from migraineurs in proportion to the number of comorbid conditions: a case-control study Alfred N Fonteh, Janice M Pogoda, Rainbow Chung, Robert P Cowan, Michael G Harrington The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (04 July 2013)
Genes and primary headaches: discovering new potential therapeutic targets Rainero I, Rubino E, Paemeleire K, Gai A, Vacca A, De Martino P, Gentile S, Sarchielli P et al. The Journal of Headache and Pain 2013, (12 July 2013)
July 2013
THE “G. NAPPI CLUSTER HEADACHE AWARD” 2013
On Behalf of the University Consortium for Adaptive Disorder and Head Pain (UCADH) and the Casimiro Mondino Foundation of Pavia, Italy, the G. Nappi Cluster Headache Award is given yearly to a research group which, following the tradition of the Headache Centre over the last three decades, has given a relevant contribution in the field of cluster headache.
The prize is acknowledged on the basis of a peer reviewed manuscript published the previous year.
The Prize (X Edition) will be delivered during the XXVII National Congress of SISC(Perugia, 26-28 October 2013)
The Editorial Office
EHF News: e-bulletin of the European Headache Federation
page 4
What’s on..Panorama of national and International congresses and courses where Headache is an issue
European Headache FederationRigmor Jensen (Denmark) — PresidentDimos Mitsikostas (Greece) — 1st Vice PresidentPaolo Martelletti (Italy) — 2nd Vice President Cristian Lamp (Austria) — General SecretaryZaza Katsarava (Germany) — Treasurer
Vera Osipova (Russia) — Member at largeLars Edvinsson (Sweden) — Member at largeK. Paemeleire (Belgium) - Member at largeA. Siva (Istanbul) - Member at largeDominique Valade (France) - Past President
European Headache Federation isincorporated in England and Walesas a company limited by guarantee;registered charity no. 1084181
Info EHF: www.ehf-org.org
EHF Administrative officeKenes [email protected]
EHF NewsEditor: F. Antonaci (Pavia)Co-editor: M. Vikelis (Athens)Legal Director: R. Nappi (Pavia)Registration n° 464/1996Publisher: Tipografia Viscontea, Pavia, ItalyEHF Newsletter is published bimonthly by the European Headache Federation, whose business offices are located at the Department of Neurological Sciences “C. Mondino” Foundation, University Consortium for Adaptive Disorders and Head pain (UCADH) , Via Mondino 2, 27100, Pavia, Italy ([email protected])Purpose: EHF Newsletter, a European Headache Federation publication, is dedicated to increasing physicians’ awareness by educating and informing them as to what is going on in the field of headache in Europe.This newsletter seeks to provide timely and accurate information from the most knowledgeable sources. The newsletter is mailed to EHF members, national drug companies and medical journalists in line with information given by board members. The views expressed in the articles in EHF News are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the EHF and the Publisher.
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he Master in Headache Medicine is aimed at developing excellence among experts in this field of clinicalmedicine. Its purpose is to promote and disseminate epidemiological, nosographic, genetic,
pathophysiological, diagnostic, social-health, clinical and therapeutic knowledge of headache, a disease thathas a considerable impact on the general population. This high-level post-graduate course will providesuccessful applicants with the instruments necessary to make a modern evaluation of headaches that will allowthe correct management of affected patients. Course participants will be able to acquire multidisciplinarycompetences that will enable them to relate to the problems of headache patients by means of the most wide-ranging, inter-cultural skills. The Master is included in the Global Campaign against Headache (GC), an initiative in formal collaboration with WHO, and is endorsed by Lifting The Burden and the European HeadacheFederation.
AdmissionThe Master in Headache Medicine is a one-year course of training in per-manent excellence divided into two terms. Applicants must already have aspecialist degree on either one of the following disciplines: Medicine andSurgery, Odontoiatry, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Technologies, Biotech-nologies or Psychology.The Master in Headache Medicine is not compatible with any contemporaryacademic course, excluding the High Formation Courses.The official language is English.
CostThe cost of the Master is ! 3,500, which must be paid in a single instalment atthe time of registration and not later than 28 February 2013. The applicationform for the Master must be accompanied by a registration fee of ! 35,00 anda Stamp duty of ! 14,62. In case of delayed payment there is an extra cost of! 60,00 within 60 days after due date amount of ! 120,00 for payment after the60th day. A fee of ! 70,00 is forseen for final examination. The payment on thewhole can be performed online at the website http://www.uniroma1.it/studenti/tasse/pagamenti.php. The Teaching-Scientific Council may assignstudy grants, which may also be obtained from private or public companies,or other bodies. Scholarships for GC will be available.
ApplicationsApplications for admission must be sent to: Prof. Paolo Martelletti, Mas-ter in Headache Medicine, II School of Medicine, Sapienza University ofRome, Via Vitorchiano 81, I-00189 Rome, Italy in such a way as to arrive by15 December 2012. The application, which must contain the personal detailsof the candidate (surname, name, date and place of birth) and bear his/herhandwritten signature, is to be accompanied by the following documents:• a copy of a valid identity document;• a degree certificate bearing the final mark, as well as a list of all of the
examinations taken and their marks;• a curriculum vitae et studiorum containing: the title of the degree thesis,
as well as those of any post-graduate Specialisation, Master or Doctoratetheses, together with the date on which the degree was awarded and itsmark; a list of any other qualifications and certificates, including any cer-tification regarding scientific, teaching and research activities that maybe considered useful for the purposes of admission.
RegistrationOne week after the deadline for the presentation of applications, the clas-sification of the successful candidates will be displayed on the premises ofthe Master’s Scientific Secretariat and publicised on the websitehttp://w3.uniroma1.it/headache. The registration must be completed by thesuccessful candidates in accordance with the instructions that can be foundon the website of the University www.infostud.uniroma1.it.
Duration and objectivesDuring the one-year course, the participants will be expected to acquire:• a profound scientific and cultural understanding of headache medicine
ranging from a detailed knowledge of the disability caused by the diseaseand its socio-economic impact, to its pathogenetic mechanisms, clinicalaspects, diagnosis and treatment;
• a good knowledge of the instrumental investigations supporting diagnosis;• the skills necessary to allow complete autonomy in terms of patient man-
agement, and the design and performance of research protocols involv-ing patients affected by headache and/or cranio-facial disorders.
The course is planned to start on 31 January 2013.
Training activitiesThe indispensable activities required cover the following disciplines:Molecular Biology, Epidemiology, Health Economics, Pharmacology,Clinical Pharmacology, Pharmacoeconomics, Medical Genetics, PublicHealth, Internal Medicine, Neuroanatomy, Neurology, Neuropaediatrics,Neuroradiology, Neurotraumatology, Social Policies, Psychiatry.The course consists of two basic modules and one advanced module. The les-sons will be divided into four terms. Distance learning is available at request.There will be an online test at the end of each term, and the final examina-tion will precede thesis discussion.
DiplomaIn order to be awarded the Diploma of Master, a student must have passedthe tests relating to the individual modules, passed the final examination,and discussed the thesis.
Sapienza University of Rome
T
Director Dean RectorPaolo Martelletti Vincenzo Ziparo Luigi Frati
SiteThe teaching activities will take place on the teaching premises of the II Schoolof Medicine of Sapienza University of Rome, as well as in the clinical structuresreferring to the Regional Referral Headache Centre at Sant’Andrea Hospital inRome.
SecretariatFor further details, please contact Dr. Valerio De Angelis, Master’s Scientific Secretariat, School of Health Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome, Via Vitorchiano 81, I-00189 Rome, Italy (Tel +39-06-33274631, Fax +39-06-33274632, e-mail [email protected]), or consult the website http://w3.uniroma1.it/headache.
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Master in Headache Medicine 2012-2013
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