Our innovative knowledge translation activities bring together researchers, parents, digital media experts, and other stakeholders to develop, implement, and evaluate branded social media campaigns to bring research to parents.
We also conduct original grant-funded research on a range of topics in children’s pain management, with a focus on developmental, psychological, and family factors.
Our research is looking to understand stakeholders' needs for successfully engaging in activities to make a difference in children’s pain.
We looked at factors that contribute to resilience and risk in youth with JIA pain and their caregivers.
We wanted to better understand parent perspectives of arthritis- and treatment-related pain in children.
We completed a needs assessment with health researchers and trainees about their social media use.
We asked parents to tell us what they think about a knowledge translation tool for managing their child's vaccination pain.
We're making getting a blood test better at the IWK Health Centre's blood clinic.
We learned more about pain in childhood cancer survivors.
We're learning more about parents who have chronic pain and their children in this study.
We learned more about parents who have chronic pain and their children.
We're learning more about sibling relationships and pain.
