"Pain that isn't treated well harms children's brains and bodies!" Dr. Christine Chambers was invited to participate in The Healing Pain Podcast (Episode 141) with Dr. Joe Tatta. To read, listen, or download click here!
Read MoreA new paper related to our research on pain in childhood cancer survivors led by PhD student, Perri Tutelman has been published in Psycho-Oncology, When “A Headache is Not Just a Headache”: A Qualitative Examination of Parent and Child Experiences...
Read MorePhD trainee, Perri Tutelman, was invited to present her research as part of the Canadian Cancer Survivorship Research Consortium (CCSRC) Research Rounds in March 17, 2019. Click here to watch the webinar on YouTube
Read MoreDr. Christine Chambers was inducted into the Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation's (NSHRF) Decade Club at their annual Gala this week. The Decade Club was established by NSHRF in 2010 on their 10th anniversary to recognize the individuals who support and contribute...
Read MoreDr. Christine Chambers was featured in a series of articles written by Dr. Perri Klass about children's pain. Check out the articles featuring our work, which were published by The New York Times below: Managing Children's Pain After Surgery (January 7,...
Read MoreThank you to the Canadian Institutes of Health Research for showcasing our research on pain management in children done in partnership with YMC and our parent partners. We're also grateful to the Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation for launching this work. To...
Read MoreInterested in our research? We're looking to add a full-time Research Administrative Assistant to our team! Application deadline: November 29, 2018 Position start date: January 2019 Please apply online at: https://jobs.nshealth.ca/job/Halifax-Research-Administrative-Assistant-Nova-B3K-6R8/360094117/ Questions: Please contact Dr. Jennifer Parker at JenniferA.Parker@iwk.nshealth.ca
Read MoreWe need your "Thumbs Up" on our videos in the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Video Competition. Busting silos: the #ItDoesntHaveToHurt initiative Our #ItDoesntHaveToHurt video shares the experiences of patients, parents, researchers, and other stakeholders who were engaged initiative. Please give us...
Read MoreOur partners at Cassie & Friends published a blog post on our research. Click here to read more.
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