Samsuk Kim

Clinical Psychology, PhD, postdoctoral fellow @Stanfordpain

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

We are proud to have our own Dr. @BethDarnall among the candidates for President-Elect of the United States Association for the Study of Pain (USASP)!

USASP is dedicated to advancing pain research, education, and care to improve the lives of people living with pain. The USASP Board of Directors Election is now open, and members are invited to vote. 

Learn more: https://t.co/L6HvxFBGav

[Beth Darnall, PhD @BethDarnall]

📢VOTING IS OPEN for the United States Association for the Study of Pain (USASP) election!!

Learn more about USASP at https://t.co/b2Ok8zjiJ4 and be sure to vote for all open Board of Directors positions

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Fig. 1 Summary
The below chart shows the main differences between three ways to measure sleep: lab sleep tests, activity trackers, and wearable sleep monitors. It compares things like how accurate they are, what body signals they track, where you wear them, how easy they are to use, how much they cost, and the kind of data they give.

Some tools measure brain activity (EEG), eye movement (EOG), muscle movement (EMG), heart activity (ECG), body movement (accelerometer), and turning or spinning motion (gyroscope).

[Dr. Sean Mackey @DrSeanMackey]

Our latest paper @NatureComms reviews the relationships between sleep and pain. Research shows that poor sleep worsens pain; pain worsens sleep. Clear area for better understanding these relationships and improving care. (free download) https://t.co/lh6fVhUVX1

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

We're currently accepting applications for our Pain Psychology Fellowship!

Our program is unique in that it offers three fellowship tracks:

1. Clinical fellowship, 100% clinical, one year, APA-accredited.
2. Dual-track clinical and research fellowship (50% clinical/ 50% research: 2 years), APA accredited.
3. Dual-track clinical and research fellowship (80% research/ 20% clinical: multi-year), typically supported by NIH T32 funding.

Applicants may choose to apply for a clinical or dual-track clinical and research fellowship. Apply here: https://t.co/2jnr1nZ7B6

#PainPsych #PainPsychology #PainPsychologyFellow #PainPsychologyFellowship #PainFellowship

[Heather Poupore-King, PhD @DrHeatherKing]

Stanford's Pain Psychology Fellowship is now accepting applications. Apply or share with someone who might be interested!

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Our team enjoyed sharing their research at @US_ASP 2024 in Seattle! From Postdoctoral Scholar Merve Kaptan’s reappraisal of pain in fibromyalgia patients, to Fellow Samsuk Kim’s insights on how trauma impacts pain, pain care was explored through a diverse lens.

@BethDarnall @MerveKapta @Samsuk_kim @DarioPfyffer @DrKenWeber @DrSeanMackey #USASP2024

[Beth Darnall, PhD @BethDarnall]

Nice job Dr Kim!! ⁦@samsuk_kim⁩ speaking to a full house at the ⁦@US_ASP⁩ conference in Seattle

[Beth Darnall, PhD @BethDarnall]

Are you at US_ASP? Come hear @samsuk_kim's insights at the Clinical Trials for Pain Research SIG at 1pm today!

Dr. Kim examined early life trauma and whether that impacts response to pain treatment.

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Stanford’s @DrSeanMackey recently explored common misconceptions about chronic pain, treatments, & the emotional side of pain on the @hubermanlab podcast. Check out our recap to deepen your knowledge on chronic pain and better support patients with pain:
https://t.co/aAPKr7WY0I

#ChronicPain #HubermanLab #PainResearch

[North American Pain School @NAPainSchool]

#NAPainSchool is an international program open to graduate students, post-doctoral fellows and clinician-scientists enrolled on a full time basis in a pain research training program.

📅Apply by January 15, 2024 https://t.co/Y1DzoDCvHS

#PainTraining #Pain #Science #PainResearch

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Mindfulness, as shared by Dr. Samsuk Kim in the Pain Science Lecture Series, offers presence amidst pain, fostering resilience and awareness. To attend the Pain Science Lecture Series LIVE, sign up for our email updates here: https://t.co/w6hNlWiGso

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

In Dr. Sam Kim's, Pain Science Lecture Series presentation, Mindfulness for Chronic Pain she discusses the importance of paying attention, increasing awareness, focusing on the now and being curious about the pain experience.

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

The APPIC portal is now open. Please consider applying for the Stanford Pain Psychology Fellowship: https://t.co/gWFfdc8RJG @DrHeatherKing

[Beth Darnall, PhD @BethDarnall]

📢FACULTY JOB ALERT!!!

The Stanford University Dept. of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine is hiring!!

Does your work involve EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES with clinical applications, WEARABLES, VIRTUAL REALITY etc? Open rank hiring, apply now: https://t.co/7sGsxfc7sj

[Stanford Medicine @StanfordMed]

Spending even 15 minutes on mental health hygiene each day can bring a host of benefits, from improved mood and better relationships to even deeper concentration and enhanced creativity.
#MentalHealth #Mindfulness
https://t.co/n1OqhACSoL

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Reminder, the #PainScienceLectureSeries with Dr. Sam Kim is Monday, October 2nd 5:30-6:30 pm PT. Join us and register for the 'Pain Science Lecture Series' by registering here:

https://t.co/rLZmZESj4O

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

“Chronic pain affects more American adults than heart disease, cancer and diabetes combined”-Institute of Medicine

[The Journal of Pain @TheJournal_Pain]

In Press: @samsuk_kim and co. (@detmercy) present new findings on the nuanced emotional dynamics in fibromyalgia during times of increased pain, fatigue, and stress.

Read the full article here:
https://t.co/LJfxRsjfPC

[Don Daniel Ocay @DonDanielOcay]

#Boston Twitter friends! One of my studies is finally up and running, and we need healthy volunteers! If any of you are interested or know of someone who is interested, please email me or scan the QR code!
@BostonChildrens @harvardmed