Activities to make a difference in children’s pain work best when there are a variety of people participating in them, including health professionals, researchers, and patient/family partners; however, more information is needed about how to support these different types of people when participating in activities to improve children’s pain management.
The goal of this research study is to understand what health professionals, researchers, and patient/family partners each believe to be most important when partaking in activities to make a difference in children’s pain.
To take part visit: https://tinyurl.com/kidspain-study
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...
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