Have you heard of the BC ECHO for #ChronicPain? In our newest #PainWaves podcast, we talk about our new education program and how it's supporting BC health care providers in providing improved care to people living with pain. https://t.co/wAGGKjOcXg #ECHOPainBC@ProjectECHO
#ICYMI: @IASPpain's "Definition of Pain Task Force" just released a new proposed definition of #pain and are seeking input from the public until September 11, 2019: https://t.co/yPZHzOT99E
We're still looking for volunteers to help us run our new Pain Support and Wellness Groups in Salmon Arm, Smithers, Terrace and Trail. Please help us get the word out to anyone living with #pain in these communities! https://t.co/72ZPqZHfeE @PatientVoicesBC
Do you live in Trail, Terrace, Smithers, Salmon Arm, Prince Rupert, Penticton or Vancouver? We need you! We're looking for volunteers to help us run our new Pain Support and Wellness Groups. Please help us get the word out. https://t.co/mKqNN3QSBs
We're still looking for volunteers for our new Pain Support and Wellness Groups in these communities: Smithers, Quesnel, Salmon Arm, Terrace, New Westminster, Chilliwack and Penticton. Please consider volunteering your time. https://t.co/8tWYF4w82D
We'd like to thank everyone who participated in Cycle 1 of our #ECHOPainBC! You can now register for free for Cycle 2, which will start in September 2019. @ProjectECHO#ProjectECHO https://t.co/FJxTnEa9hl
In this month’s episode of the Pain Waves #podcast, we discuss how our free Coaching for Health program is helping people with #pain learn #SelfManagement skills, regain function and improve their well-being. https://t.co/jtecQHGHKK
BC #HCPs: Cycle 1 of #ECHOPainBC starts on April 30. Join us for a free virtual learning community that will bring together specialists and community HCPs from around the province to learn together from complex #pain cases. https://t.co/csWwvsmuJ7 @ProjectECHO#ProjectECHO
#HCPs: Join @SarahHaagPT for a 2-day workshop on April 27-28 to learn about common women's health/pelvic health issues and how to apply appropriate intervention treatments in these cases. https://t.co/BY7a4FvR9I @RMTBC@bcphysio @Caot_bc
In this month's general newsletter, we share a variety of pain-related resources and articles for people with #pain, caregivers, health care providers, researchers and members of the general public. https://t.co/NquTHbRSsa To subscribe: https://t.co/U80EKX73mk
#DidYouKnow "Migraine-type photophobia, most commonly described as exacerbation of headache by light, affects nearly 90% of [migraineurs]." Read #painjournal#editorschoice https://t.co/NSguclIioJ
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From the IASP Pain Research Forum: How the Brain Distinguishes Different Types of #Touch: A new study in healthy volunteers shows significant differences in brain processing of self-produced versus other-touch. https://t.co/Rm00g4H8JO @kaytsukel
I'm putting together a Twitter list of clinical psych ppl who are interested in open science - the hope is that this will give ppl an opportunity to follow others and make the convo more connected/inclusive.
If this sounds like you, please @ me with #clinicalOSlist & RT!