One of my research heros, @DrStarBookerPhD, cited this work at an @NIH HEAL Initiative strategic planning workshop on “Equity & Pain Across the Life Course” - Read it for free on @TheJournal_Pain !
Review: Dr. @KaposFP (@Duke) and colleagues integrated interdisciplinary theory and evidence to outline pathways through which multilevel social factors and pain may affect each other over time
FREE: https://t.co/QzE0dEOSyk
🚨New research🚨 A #DukeCTSI+@DukeOrtho study suggests that different approaches to defining the severity of acute low back pain may help to identify factors contributing to the development of #ChronicPain.
🗞️ @JPainResearch ➡️ https://t.co/1NwQmUYO90
Years in the making! Thank you distinguished co-authors for your support and contributions to the paper :) - Great learning experience putting this together and hopefully the paper will help to move the field forward #PainEquity
Review: Dr. @KaposFP (@Duke) and colleagues integrated interdisciplinary theory and evidence to outline pathways through which multilevel social factors and pain may affect each other over time
FREE: https://t.co/QzE0dEOSyk
Social Determinants and Consequences of Pain: Toward Multilevel, Intersectional, and Life Course Perspectives. A new conceptual review led by @KaposFP, now in press @TheJournal_Pain https://t.co/UCJpVAHzDY
Our Duke Kannapolis team continues excelling in community engagement for studies like BACk, a collaboration with #DukeCTSI and @DukeOrtho. This important pain research study is enrolling in both #Kannapolis and #Durham.
#Migraine is the 3rd leading cause of global neurological burden (DALYs), the leading cause in western Europe and Australia, and the 2nd leading cause in the US.
https://t.co/MaNBzi4DmU
Last plenary of #USASP24: Dr. Erin Krebs @UMNews shares her perspectives on dilemas of pain & opioids from her combo lens of social and clinical training & experience - Key evidence & human stories during the “pendulum swings” on opioid prescribing over the past couple of decades
In this wonderful symposium, we also heard more about what “intentional & ethical” can look like: e.g., Connecting early in projects and compensating equitably to create great partnerships
Pain researchers looking to engage more w/ people w/ lived experience of pain 🙋♀️, @DrJuanHC has some tips:
*Be trauma-informed
*Have professional boundaries (research ≠ clinical care/advice)
Other than that, “just” be intentional & ethical #USASP2024@national_pain@US_ASP
We were happy to host Dr. Adam Goode and Dr. Flavia Kapos at Duke Kannapolis to present the BACk study to our #community! #LowBackPain#PainResearch
https://t.co/940d1qVSup
@PainBurel @VUMC_MSK @WUSTL_AnesRsrch Is the "See in Colors" drawing about your presentation going to be in your slides?
I hope so, it was so good! Thanks for the excellent keynote talk :)
The PEG scale is a core data element in all #nihHEALinitiative-funded adult #ChronicPain research. Make your work more inclusive w/ the PEG in Spanish (PEG-S): https://t.co/1OFnQOhAlX. Our validation study is featured @TheJournal_Pain (=FREE during Nov/23) https://t.co/rga1X5Rn6Y
Veterans experienced similar/higher prevalence of pain than nonveterans (2002-2018). Pain prevalence among veterans increased over time, with higher rate of increase compared to nonveterans for all pain variables - a widening disproportionate pain burden. https://t.co/PRg60vkNKf
FEATURED: Dr. @KaposFP et al. validated the PEG scale in Spanish (PEG-S) in adults receiving pain care in the US
— Assesses pain intensity and interference in the past week
— Contributes to pain care equity and inclusion of Spanish-speaking adults
Free: https://t.co/34JFYwfzZE
Announcing our collaboration with @DukeOrtho and @AdamGoode58 on a 5-year pain study. We kicked off the partnership with a study launch event at our Duke Kannapolis site on the NC Research Campus, including a visit to the @appstate lab.
Details >> https://t.co/vx6Q4A4R4g