Painwire and Surgeree
The integration of PainWire into the Surgeree platform marks a significant leap forward in pain therapy, combining immersive technology with highly specialized training tools. PainWire is the first European certification brand dedicated to ensuring the quality of integrated pain therapy services, uniting under one standard both ECM-accredited training and advanced technologies—such as ethical Artificial Intelligence and metaverse-based learning.
One of the key benefits of this partnership is the ability to offer a comprehensive care and training pathway, starting from a patient’s initial contact with local healthcare facilities (general practitioners’ offices and pharmacies) to specialized hospital settings. By embedding PainWire services within Surgeree, healthcare professionals gain access to dedicated teleassistance, remote specialist consultations, and real-time collaborative tools. This networked expertise allows physicians, nurses, and pharmacists involved in pain management to quickly share knowledge with experts and board members of PainWire’s scientific team.
Additionally, the ECM-accredited training programs become even more impactful thanks to Virtual Reality simulations—one of Surgeree’s strongest assets. Professionals can build specific skill sets in areas such as oncologic, neuropathic, and osteoarticular pain by practicing complex procedures in safe, digital environments before applying them to actual patients. This approach reduces error margins, enhances learning, and fosters continuous professional development, especially when combined with PainWire’s metaverse-based training feature.
By leveraging PainWire’s ethical Artificial Intelligence together with Surgeree’s 3D analysis and clinical data, healthcare providers can anticipate potential challenges in pain management, personalize treatments, and maintain higher levels of patient safety. Finally, the national network established by PainWire—combined with Surgeree’s technological platform—facilitates the sharing of best practices and constant professional updates, ultimately raising the standard of care and making pain management more effective and attuned to patients’ real-world needs.