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ESRA Updates

March 2026 | Issue 21

ESRA Working Groups: Advancing Innovation, Education, and Collaboration

Clara Lobo (Editor of ESRA Updates; Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, UAE) @claralexlobo
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ESRA Working Groups: Advancing Innovation, Education, and Collaboration

The European Society of Regional Anaesthesia & Pain Therapy (ESRA) continues to expand its activities through a series of dedicated Working Groups, bringing together members with shared interests to advance education, research, and innovation across regional anesthesia and pain medicine.

These groups play a vital role in strengthening the ESRA community by creating focused platforms for collaboration, discussion, and the development of new initiatives. By concentrating expertise in specific domains, ESRA Working Groups help address emerging challenges in our field while supporting the Society’s educational mission and strategic vision.

Currently, ESRA hosts several active Working Groups covering a broad range of themes relevant to modern anesthesiology and pain practice.

Academy & Website Working Group

This group supports the development and continuous improvement of ESRA’s digital educational platforms.

AI Working Group

Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping the future of healthcare.

DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) Working Group

The DEI Working Group promotes a culture of inclusivity and respect within ESRA and the wider medical community.

ESRA History Working Group

Understanding the past helps guide the future.

Green RA Working Group

Sustainability is becoming an important priority in healthcare.

Obstetric RA & Pain Working Group

This group focuses on the rapidly evolving field of obstetric anesthesia and pain management.

Paediatric RA Working Group

Regional anesthesia in children is an important and expanding area of practice.

POCUS Working Group

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is transforming bedside diagnostics and procedural guidance.

POPOS Working Group

The POPOS Working Group focuses on Persistent Postoperative Pain, an increasingly recognized clinical challenge.

Strengthening the ESRA Community

Together, these working groups illustrate the collaborative and forward-thinking spirit that defines ESRA.

Members interested in learning more about these initiatives or getting involved are encouraged to visit the ESRA Working Groups page:🔗 https://esraeurope.org/esra-working-groups/

Topics: #ESRA2026 , ESRA Annual meeting , Lisbon 2026

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