Thank you so much for your interest in helping us help families with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA)!
We conducted a research study to understand what parents of teens do to help your kids bounce back from JIA pain to continue to do things that are important to them. Even more importantly, we wanted to hear from teens as well – how do they get through pain flares and keep on going!
The survey is now closed. The results of this international survey will be shared here, on social media, as well as through our partnership with Cassie & Friends and other JIA communities. Please check back for study updates!
My hope is that, with your participation, together we will help teens with JIA and families like yours live their lives with less pain, both physically and mentally.
The Chambers Lab made a splash at the Annual General Meeting for the Canadian Pain Society, which was held in Banff, Alberta in May 2023. Missed the event? Check out our posters presented at the meeting below: Development of...
Read MoreCheck out this post from JIA at NRAS (National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society) for information about how to participate in our research! Research Study Opportunity – How do you bounce back from JIA pain? - JIA
Read More"There is a lot of pain associated with the disease and a lot of research around pain is focused on some of the tough parts. It's focused on how much it hurts...But there's a lot less research that's actually looking...
Read MorePhD student, Yvonne Brandelli, talks with Paul Brothers of Global News Morning about pain in youth with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). Yvonne is conducting a new study to explore resilience, or the ability to "bounce back", and looking for over...
Read MorePhD student, Yvonne Brandelli and her research team at Dalhousie University and The Centre for Pediatric Pain Research (IWK Health Centre) need 319 youth and their parents to complete an online survey which will help us learn more about resilience...
Read MorePain and its associated factors in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA): A systematic review Our team is conducting a systematic review on pain in children with JIA to determine the biological, psychological, and social risk and protective factors...
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Dalhousie University & IWK Health Centre
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The Hospital for Sick Children & University of Toronto
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