Paediatric Pain Research Fellow. Physio. Mum of two.
Adelaide, Australia
Joined June 2018
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Great to see this published in @PAINthejournal! Validation in the context of children's pain as an opportunity to prevent chronic pain.
Stellar team @MelanieNoel @DrMcMurtry @AnnaMHood1 @mariavpavlova @anneke_olson Lorimer and Chad!
Check out articles like “’I hear you.’ Validation in the context of children's pain as an untapped opportunity to prevent chronic pain” by @SarahBWallwork et al. in #PAIN bit.ly/3V342tX
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Want to do a PhD in neck pain? We have a 3 year PhD scholarship available for a 2025 start date! Open to Australian or international applicants, but you must be physically based out of Adelaide, South Australia. Application closing date: Nov 25th. unisa.edu.au/research/degree…
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Jeff Mogil giving the opening plenary on Sex, Pain and Death at painAdelaide - the best little pain meeting of the world!
Thanks to @hosp_research for funding his Visiting Research Fellowship to @UniversitySA!!
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#Parents and #doctors should be mindful of how they talk to and treat #children experiencing #pain – no matter how big or small the injury – as new @UniversitySA #research shows that these experiences can affect how children manage pain later in life. brnw.ch/21wNbpx
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Pain Revolution is in Horsham Today! Sat 21 September
"The Science of Why We Hurt" - 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Horsham Pain Skillsfest - 10:45 AM - 5:30 PM
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At Horsham Golf Club!
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With one leg to go tomorrow, @UniversitySA's Pain Revolution team is making a huge difference for people with #ChronicPain 👏👏👏
We’re incredibly proud of our dedicated cyclists on the Pain Revolution Rural Outreach Tour! You can donate and support the team here: 2024-pain-revolution-rural-o…
#PainRevolution #RuralOutreachTour #CyclingForChange #CommunityEmpowerment #LocalPainEducators
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Join #AusPainSoc for The Opioid Safety Toolkit Seminar at 4pm AEDT on 06NOV24.
Register here: ow.ly/IlBZ50T9qtZ
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Pain Revolution is in Stawell Today!
Join us for our special FREE community event: "The Science of Why We Hurt".
Thursday 19 September 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location: The Youth Room, Grampians Community Centre 8-22 Patrick St, Stawell VIC 3380
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The countdown is on! 🕙With only hours to go, the @UniversitySA & @AIAGroupLimited @PainRevolution team 🚲🚲🚲 is gearing up for a 750km cycle across regional SA & VIC to put the brakes on #chronicpain. It all kicks off tomorrow at PainFest in #MtGambier. bit.ly/4e8LtM2
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Original: Dr @SarahBWallwork and colleagues observed that shared reading of picture books prompted caregiver-child interactions about pain and injury
— Critical opportunity to promote learning of adaptive pain-related concepts and behaviors
Full: jpain.org/article/S1526-5900…
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Whether it’s a sore arm or a fear of injections, how a #child is treated when they present with #pain could significantly affect how they respond to and manage pain later in life says @UniversitySA's @SarahBWallwork
An Adelaide teenager whose juvenile arthritis was dismissed for years is pleading with parents and GPs to stop telling kids to toughen up. A staggering one in four children suffers chronic pain but experts warn many are not taken seriously. @AmeliaMulcahy7 #7NEWS
👇Our new Perspective recently published in @PAINthejournal
"I hear you".
Let's ensure that children in pain feel heard, accepted, and understood. We think its important!
@MelanieNoel @ChadShenkPhD @DrMcMurtry @AnnaMHood1 @mariavpavlova
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Pain Revolution Rural Tour: 14-21SEP24
Packed with events designed to engage both community members & health professionals. These events are a unique blend of science and entertainment, offering valuable insights into science and pain.
Details here: ow.ly/O1Hj50SRHMe
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Researchers at Curtin University are inviting young people (aged 16-24) with chronic pain to share what they would want from a digital coach to support their pain care.
Visit bit.ly/myPATHsurvey to complete the survey and enter the draw to win 1 of 5 gift cards.
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Are you an ECR or in late stages of your PhD and undertaking research in pain? Get your applications in!! This is a fantastic combo of science, collaboration, and life discussions with eminent members of the pain field. And it is SO FUN!!!!
#painSTAR Applications open until 27MAY24.
Join us in the Barossa Valley from 10-14NOV24 for this career changing event.
More info and applications here: ow.ly/pFiH50RF4rV #AusPainSoc
Spaces limited - hurry!
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@DrEdKeogh and I are looking to hire a post-doc who is interested in using Big Data to explore the individual, interpersonal and social factors that contribute towards pain trajectories as part of @CRIISPAPDP
Click the link for more info: bath.ac.uk/jobs/CH11666
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New @UniversitySA #research shows that young #children can learn about the concept of #pain by #reading #books 📕 📘 📓 with their #parents, and it’s helping develop their children’s #empathy, emotional development, and social norms. brnw.ch/21wJHZk
We (@drabbiejordan @MelanieNoel @tory_madden) found that reading picture books with our kids can be used to teach children:
💫 important pain concepts
💫 how to self-manage pain/injury
💫empathy for pain
💫other prosocial skills.
@AusPainSoc
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#auspainsoc Dr Christine Chambers discussing children’s pain: while children were not good at faking pain, what they were good at was suppressing and hiding pain from their parents.
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Rapid Fire Communications @AusPainSoc Fabulous research on Gender Bias in Children’s Picture Books. On the subject of children’s picture books, does anyone know of books for kids that explain chronic pain to kids?
