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JMIR Publications New research findings -- Digital peer-delivered interventions are of particular interest to people with chronic pain who have lower confidence in managing pain or experience loneliness UQ RECOVER Injury Research Centre NHMRC CRE Better Outcomes for Compensable Injury Michele Sterling Claire Ashton-James, PhD APMA Australian Pain Management Association UQ Health

I really loved this post. I learned so much. Thank you Bronnie Lennox Thompson 🐾🇳🇿🌈🎓 When life happens.... healthskills.wordpress.com/2023/04/17/whe… via Bronnie Lennox Thompson 🐾🇳🇿🌈🎓

Sharing research on burnout in pain medicine physicians today at the ⁦Faculty of Pain Med⁩ symposium

Happy to share the promising results of our pilot trial. #digitalhealth to support patients with #chronicpain during opioid tapering #pain #mHealth Claire Ashton-James, PhD Paul Glare Amy McNeilage Kolling Institute medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

The most toxic relationships aren't the purely negative ones. They're the mixed ones. It hurts more to be let down by people you sometimes like than by people you always dislike. If you can't fix an ambivalent tie, it may be time to shield yourself. nytimes.com/2023/05/28/opi…

Author Key Point: “The amygdala and hippocampus, brain areas linked to emotion and memory, are significantly affected by the rhythm of breathing, suggesting that the act of breathing can modulate the functions of these regions” neurosciencenews.com/memory-breathi…

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Register to attend the 5 July SocSIG IASP webinar, Pain, Stigma, Discrimination, and Injustice. Featuring presentations by Claire Ashton-James, PhD, Joanna McParland, and @WhitneyJScott. bit.ly/3PfF5sV

Join us Charles Perkins Centre USYD Psychology University of Sydney on Thursday 13th July for 'Placebos in Practice' with 4 world class speakers Charlotte Blease, PhD A/Prof Kate Faasse Claire Ashton-James, PhD Caitlin Jones All welcome. Details/registration: cpc-comms.sydney.edu.au/link/id/zzzz64… #placebo #nocebo #ebm

JOIN US!! Exciting & free online CME lecture with professor John T. Farrar, MD, PhD (USASP President)!! "Evidence for the Efficacy of Chronic Opioid Use: 12 Month Opioid Safety Studies" When: Thur, July 27 Time: 9-10am PDT (noon-1pm EST) Register: tinyurl.com/2wz9a8ac 🤩🥳

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New study in PAIN Journal together with Ketan Jaltare, Laetitia Vanderijst, and Diana Torta showing that #social #support in the form of #handholding can reduce development of secondary #hyperalgesia. Nice collaboration :)

Thank you for bringing everyone together Prof Ben Colagiuri for a great session on placebo in practice

What a wonderful summary of our recent paper on pain-related suffering. Thanks so much Laura Rathbone🌈 she/her !

New paper by super⭐️Amy McNeilage .. Gabapentinoid use driven by "..desperation for pain relief, a perceived lack of pain management alternatives, and a belief that the medication was safer and easier to access than opioids" Check it out in International Journal of Drug Policy bit.ly/3NSvzd4

Check out our new paper on patient experiences of using gabapentinoids for chronic pain in International Journal of Drug Policy with co-authors Claire Ashton-James, PhD and brett scholz — @wingspan.bsky.social sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Sadly there is still some truth here, hopefully diminishing rapidly as our profession is becoming more evidence based

Colleagues USYD Psychology Brain & Mind Centre do have recent experience providing participants in your research studies with eGift cards as remuneration for their time? What is the uni process with such payment? Tnx

Read “A digital health intervention to support patients with chronic pain during prescription opioid tapering: a pilot randomised controlled trial” by Claire Ashton-James, PhD et al. available now in #PainReports bit.ly/3Qcd3OL