It can take as long as 17 years for research findings to reach patients and families. On this page we showcase our research and resources that are most relevant for parents. We are also always looking for parents to participate in our research or get involved as parent partners.
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.
Click on the links below to find out more about our research.
We looked at factors that contribute to resilience and risk in youth with JIA pain and their caregivers.
Our research is looking to understand stakeholders' needs for successfully engaging in activities to make a difference in children’s pain.
We learned more about pain in childhood cancer survivors.
We wanted to better understand parent perspectives of arthritis- and treatment-related pain in children.
Parents and patients are important partners in our work. If you are interested in getting involved, please contact us.
We are always interested in hearing from parents and patients who are interested in our work. Please email Dr. Chambers and introduce yourself. You can also share your story through our website.
Check out all of our resources. You can sort by type of resource and by topic of interest to help narrow it down.
You can also learn more about managing children’s pain through our #ItDoesntHaveToHurt social media campaign.
Looking to get involved? Share your story with the world! Our best chance at managing and understanding children's pain is through you. Help others by submitting your story today.
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