129
There are currently 129 members of the Society, and our members include many of those involved in research in the field of back pain, including clinicians, surgeons, basic scientists, research methodologists and representatives from patient organisations and charities.
1971
The Society for Back Pain Research was formed in 1971 to promote the study of all clinical and scientific aspects of spinal pain, including the neck, and to encourage research into its causes, treatment and prevention.
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Calendar of events
To find our what events are on in the near future click here.
During our annual conference, we allocate various awards and bursaries.
BECOME AN SBPR MEMBER
THERE ARE MANY BENEFITS TO BECOMING AN SBPR MEMBER
Attend meetings
Network
Present your work
Win an award
PRIVACY NOTICE
Your contact details will be used for communicating with you about your membership of SBPR and related societies' news and activities via The United Kingdom Spine Societies Board (UKSSB) (http://www.ukssb.com/). They will not be used for general marketing purposes or shared with additional third parties.
Download a copy of the Information Security Policy here
Our Data Protection officer is Deb McStrafick, SBPR Executive Assistant.
Should you wish to have your personal information removed from the Society you should contact Deb McStrafick.
It is more important to know what sort of person has the back pain,
than what sort of back pain the person has.
-Adapted from Hippocrates
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