Youth in Alaska have pain. Tweets/ops by Dr. Wendy Gaultney, pain psychologist to raise awareness and share resources for pediatric pain on Dena'ina land
At Meg Foundation, we have created science-backed superpowers to help you manage needle anxiety and pain to fend off any freakouts when it comes time for the needle poke. https://t.co/mTuYZ7QjiV #science#anxiety
🚨Pain specialist Dr. Andrea Furlan talks about our LivePlanBe+ program in her latest YouTube video.
Check it out to learn how the program can help you manage your pain for free!
➡️ https://t.co/TFWozvJ3km
@adfurlan#painmanagement#LivePlanBePlus#chronicpain#healthcare
📢Out today in @Lancet: major @msk_health led trial finds #opioids NOT effective for people with acute back and/or neck pain.
This is the largest placebo controlled trial of its kind.
https://t.co/F78sOPf4OW
#OPALtrial#backpain#neckpain
Parents often feel blamed when they are seeking help for their kid's #ChronicPain, but there is a BIG difference between it being someone's fault and being a powerful part of the solution. Learning how to support #coping and respond differently is game changing. #Pain#Parenting
💥YESSSSS💥...our manuscript on how #PatientEngagement can go wrong has been accepted for publication (after revisions based on helpful reviewer comments) (link to preprint 👇)! Yay team @Sabrina_Poirier @JeffreySmithME @suerobinsyvr @VinaMohabir @ProulxLaurie 🎉 #PPI
Are you passionate about quality equitable pain care? Do you have skills in knowledge mobilization? Work with us @cpn_rdc Chronic Pain Network stellar researchers, people with lived experience & partners (like @KidsInPain & @pain_canada)! Apply by June 16: https://t.co/X3SNDKuQo7
🚨 New Episode Alert 🚨
Featuring @wendygaultney, a pediatric pain psychologist living & working in Alaska.
We highlight "finding your niche" in #PedsPsych, mentoring & learning about new populations, working within systems, & systems-level challenges.
https://t.co/1zMIoEZt7y
"Pain is a highly complex & individual experience with biological, psychological AND social (biopsychosocial) contributions." - @DrSeanMackey@DrKatieMartucci
Important pain neuroimaging study👇
https://t.co/4BKwr8aaXO
Pain and treating chronic painful conditions with one tool eg medications is like trying to look through a car window without wipers. Not very effective. @dealpain@Sports_Health@PainResForum @SanDiegoSummit @cbcwhitecoat
“Pain is not purely emotional. Pain is never purely physical. It’s always both,” @DrZoffness, a pain psychologist, tells @EzraKlein. https://t.co/Zalx2lLslI
50% of teens have a big fear of needles…and they often avoid healthcare because of it. Working with teens, we made with a new tool that gives them what they need to #TakeControl. https://t.co/q4KzyaAi16 #Teens#MedTwitter#NeedleFear#NoShame
Hey, we get it. Seeing your baby cry and scream during a vaccination or needle procedure is HARD. It's also unnecessary and preventable. These simple, effective strategies make this process a lot easier on your little one…and you! #Babies#Pediatrics https://t.co/eumMhCt71U
What does best practice care for musculoskeletal #pain look like?
This review from @PeteOSullivanPT and others
identifies common problems as well as makes 11 consistent recommendations. I just shared it with the members of my support group.
https://t.co/fzrC2gA85b
#chronicpain
Can holding kids down for shots traumatize them? The experts say yes...and there are ways to keep them safe AND comforted during medical procedures. It's time we start examining... https://t.co/CSuyQdBF4v #Medicine#Psychologist#Trauma#KinderMatters#GentleParenting
In Alaska, the long dark days, less movement and social isolation, can WORSEN pain. Try to add a few steps each day and reach out to a person that makes you feel good! It's pain medicine 🧠💪
We just launched a new tool to help teens with medical anxiety! Parents and providers can share our new tool with teens and older kids and use it to spark a discussion about how adults and caregivers can support their coping plan. #Pediatrician#Parenting https://t.co/q4KzyaAi16
Involving children in discussions and processes that directly impact their lives is important throughout the process of family-engaged research (#FER).
#RightToParticipate infographic by @FERCourse grads Jaime Winkler, Chantelle Bouck, and Erin Klein.
Pain often teaches us to avoid. But depending on how we approach pain, for example, with curiosity rather than fear, we learn to understand that pain is information and we can learn to experience it knowing that sometimes our brains are overprotective. @US_Pain@usasp_pedspain