Overview
EUROSPINE Research Activities Overview
The EUROSPINE strongly believes it is of key importance to support research, educate researchers and foster an active research community within the society.
This is achieved through the various EUROSPINE Research Activities described below and follows the Task Force Research Vision.
This is achieved through the various EUROSPINE Research Activities described below and follows the Task Force Research Vision.
Research Courses
To educate researchers, the EUROSPINE organises several courses per year, such as:
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Find out more about the research course offer here: www.eurospine.org/research-courses.htm
Spine Tango
To foster an active research community within the society, in 2002 the EUROSPINE launched Spine Tango in cooperation with the Swiss RDL - medical Registries and Data Linkage (former IEFM) at the Institute for Social and Preventive Medicine of the University of Bern in Switzerland.Spine Tango`s IT and security structure is based on the distributed server concept consisting of a network of national modules, each module serving as own database having only demographic data of patients on it. Anonymous medical data are stored on a central database at the University of Bern. This setup is fulfilling highest possible security standards. Find detailed information here.
To find out more about Spine Tango, visit: www.eurospine.org/spine-tango.htm
Research Grants
Various types of grants are available:
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*Please note that funding for 2022 Pilot Study and Main Study Grants are not available for 2022. For further information and how to apply for other available grants, please visit: www.eurospine.org/types-of-grant.htm
